3 rules for unincorporated Charlotte County, Florida.
Verified from official government sources
Unincorporated Charlotte County requires no garage-sale permit, but caps sales at twice a year, three days each. The City of Punta Gorda does require a permit. Deed-restricted subdivisions may add rules.
Charlotte County caps garage and yard sales at no more than twice a year per residence, three days each. The rule keeps homes from becoming ongoing retail. Punta Gorda and HOAs may differ.
Charlotte County Community Development FAQ, Q2.21
Garage or lawn sales conducted at private residences by the owners or occupants may not exceed three (3) days and be conducted no more frequently than twice a year.
Charlotte County sets no fixed garage-sale hours for unincorporated areas, but each sale is capped at three days, twice a year, with daytime weekend sales the norm and signs and goods cleared afterward.
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