Soliciting & Door-to-Door in Martin County, FL (2026)
1 rule for unincorporated Martin County, Florida.
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Solicitor Permits
Door-to-door peddlers and itinerant merchants in Martin County must hold a business tax receipt before working the county. LDR § 3.209.2.B.1 requires every peddler and itinerant merchant to apply for a business tax receipt under Chapter 123 of the General Ordinances, carry it during business hours, and, for itinerant merchants, separately obtain a zoning compliance determination under § 3.209.2.C.
Martin County Peddler and Solicitor Permit Rule
Significant RestrictionsMartin County LDR § 3.209.2.A, .B.1-.2
Peddler is any person traveling by foot or vehicle, from place to place, offering goods for sale. ... Itinerant merchant is any person offering goods for sale from a portable apparatus who conducts business by permission at the site of an existing legally operating business. ... 3.209.2.B.General requirements.1.All peddlers and itinerant merchants shall apply for a business tax receipt in accor...
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