Rancho Cordova respects No Soliciting and No Trespassing signs posted at residences. Commercial solicitors who ignore posted signs or refuse to leave commit trespass under California Penal Code 602.
Residents who do not want door-to-door commercial solicitation may post a clearly visible No Soliciting sign at the front entry or driveway. Any commercial solicitor who approaches the residence after such a sign is posted is subject to citation and can be charged with trespass under California Penal Code 602. Noncommercial contact by religious groups, political canvassers, and charitable volunteers is First Amendment protected and not subject to solicitor permits, but they must still leave when asked and not ignore No Trespassing signs. Residents should report persistent solicitors to the Rancho Cordova Police Department. Some HOAs and gated communities in Rancho Cordova enforce entry restrictions at their own access points. Signs should be clear, legible, and placed at primary entries to be legally effective.
Ignoring No Soliciting signs or refusal to leave may result in infraction citations starting around 100 dollars and potential misdemeanor trespass charges with fines up to 1,000 dollars.
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