Overland Park caps garage sales at two per household per calendar year, one to four consecutive days each, with 30 clear days between them. Merchandise, signs and post-sale debris must stay off the public right-of-way.
Chapter 5.44 confines display to the dwelling, garage, accessory building, driveway or front yard; nothing may sit in the right-of-way or within 10 feet of the curb. Signs fall under the Unified Development Ordinance (5.44.035, 18.440): residential stake signs cap at three per lot, 9 square feet, 6 feet tall, remain the property owner's responsibility, and are barred from rights-of-way, parks and public property. Leftover boxes, furniture and unsold goods become a nuisance under 7.04.170 H, which lists unkempt trash, refuse, debris and building materials. Unsold items set at the curb count as solid waste: no earlier than 24 hours before pickup, and never on the curb, gutter, sidewalk or street.
Public offense under 1.12.010 - up to $500 and six months, each day a separate offense; debris and signs also draw nuisance abatement.
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