The City of Orange requires solicitors to respect posted no-solicitation signs under OMC Chapter 5.64. Property owners may post signs at least 18x24 inches with 1-inch lettering, or file a written no-solicitation notice with the Police Department.
Under OMC Chapter 5.64, property owners in Orange can prohibit solicitation by posting a no-solicitation sign at each entrance measuring at least 18 by 24 inches with lettering at least 1 inch in height and not exceeding 6 square feet. Alternatively, property owners may file a written no-solicitation notice with the Police Department, which remains effective until withdrawn in writing. Solicitors are required to respect these posted notices and written notifications. Continuing to solicit at a property with a posted no-solicitation sign constitutes a violation. This protection applies to door-to-door sales, charitable solicitations, and other forms of direct solicitation. Political canvassing and religious proselytizing receive First Amendment protections that may limit enforcement in some circumstances.
Soliciting at a property with a posted no-solicitation sign or registered no-solicitation notice may result in citations and fines under OMC Chapter 5.64.
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