Paulding County sets no fixed yard-sale hours, but sale goods and signs cannot linger. Under Section 40-5(5), merchandise stored within six feet of a right-of-way beyond 24 hours becomes unlawful permanent storage subject to the litter code.
The unincorporated county has no ordinance dictating specific yard-sale start or end times, so sales run as daytime events by custom. What the code controls is the aftermath: Section 40-5(5) bars storing property or merchandise within six feet of a street right-of-way for more than 24 hours, so tables, goods, and signs must come down and unsold items be brought in rather than left out between days. Signs placed in the public right-of-way are removed by the Marshal's Office. Amplified noise and traffic from a sale remain subject to the county noise rules. Dallas and Hiram may set their own hours.
Leaving goods or signs within six feet of the right-of-way past 24 hours is a Chapter 40 litter violation, and right-of-way signs are removed by the Marshal's Office; noise complaints fall under the county noise rules.
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Paulding County, GA
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