Mount Pleasant, SC Soliciting & Door-to-Door: No-Knock Registry (2026)

43 makes it unlawful to throw, deposit, or distribute any commercial or noncommercial handbill on private premises once the occupant has asked the distributor not to, or once a sign reading "No Trespassing," "No Peddlers or Agents," "No Advertisement," or similar language is posted conspicuously near the entrance; the code treats such a sign as notice that the occupants do not want to be molested or have their privacy disturbed. m. during Daylight Saving Time, unless the occupant asks otherwise; outside a posted or verbal refusal, a distributor may leave material only by handing it to someone present or, for unposted homes, by affixing it to the front entry door so it cannot blow onto streets, sidewalks or other property.

44(B) exempts USPS mail carriers and newspaper delivery from these restrictions, though newspapers still must be placed so they are not scattered by wind onto public or private property. These handbill rules sit in Chapter 136 alongside the Town's broader litter provisions, and both are enforced under the same penalty section, giving Mount Pleasant residents an enforceable "no soliciting" sign right backed by a real hours restriction rather than a mere courtesy request.