No more than two yard or garage sales per calendar year are allowed at the same Camarillo residential property. Sales beyond that limit are treated as an unlicensed commercial business under CMC Title 19 zoning.
The City's published yard sale rules cap each property at two sales per calendar year. The two-sale limit is enforced regardless of who at the address conducts the sale (renter, owner, family member). Estate sales and moving sales count toward the limit. There is no minimum gap requirement between the two annual sales in the City's published policy, but back-to-back consecutive weekend sales are typically scrutinized as the start of a third sale.
A third sale within a calendar year is a CMC Title 19 zoning violation enforceable via administrative citation; the property may be required to obtain a business tax certificate and home occupation permit before any additional sales.
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