3 rules for unincorporated Richmond County, New York.
Verified from official government sources
New York City does not require a permit for residential garage or yard sales on Staten Island. Casual occasional sales on private property are allowed. Signs on public property (poles, trees, signs) are prohibited under NYC Admin Code 10-119 and subject to 75-150 dollar fines.
NYC (including Staten Island) does not cap garage sale frequency for residents under the Administrative Code. However, chronic commercial-scale sales may trigger DCWP vendor licensing requirements or home-occupation zoning violations under NYC Zoning Resolution §12-10.
Staten Island garage sales have no specific NYC time-of-day restriction, but sales must comply with NYC Noise Code quiet hours (10 PM to 7 AM, Admin Code §24-218) and NYC Admin Code §10-119 sign posting prohibitions. Signs on city trees, poles, or traffic signs are banned year-round.
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