Ocoee residents may post No Soliciting or No Trespassing signs at their door or property entrance to prohibit commercial solicitation. Solicitors who ignore posted signs commit a Chapter 115 violation and may be charged with trespass under FL §810.09.
A clearly visible No Soliciting sign at the front door or property entry point is legally binding on commercial solicitors under Chapter 115. Permitted solicitors must immediately leave upon request or when encountering such a sign. Non-commercial speech (political, religious) is not bound by No Soliciting signs under First Amendment but must leave when asked. Ocoee does not maintain a central Do Not Knock registry.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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