Dunedin Chapter 62, Article III caps how often a household can hold garage sales each year and limits the duration of each sale to prevent ongoing residential commercial activity.
Chapter 62, Article III of the Dunedin Code of Ordinances limits the frequency and duration of residential garage sales to prevent residences from operating as ongoing retail businesses. Households are typically allowed a small number of sales per calendar year, with each sale limited to a set number of consecutive days. Repeated or continuous sales beyond these limits are deemed a commercial enterprise that requires a business tax receipt and must comply with applicable zoning. Multi-family or community garage sales held at a residence count against the property's annual cap. Residents should consult Chapter 62 directly for the exact number of sales and days allowed.
Repeated sales beyond limits trigger code enforcement action, potential nuisance designation, and the requirement to obtain a business tax receipt.
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