Victorville solicitors must honor posted No Soliciting or No Trespassing signs at individual homes and multi-family entrances. Ignoring a posted sign is a Municipal Code violation enforceable by citation.
Victorville Municipal Code treats a clearly visible No Soliciting, No Trespassing, or similar sign at a residence, apartment complex, or gated community entrance as legal notice that solicitation is not welcome. Commercial solicitors and peddlers who enter or remain on the property after seeing such a sign may be cited under the soliciting ordinance and California Penal Code 602 trespass provisions. Multi-family and gated communities can post community-wide No Soliciting signs at entries, and these apply to all units inside. Residents can supplement with individual signs near the front door. Solicitors may not use knockers or doorbells repeatedly or engage in intimidating behavior after being asked to leave. Charitable and religious canvassers also must respect posted No Soliciting signs for door-to-door commercial-style activity, although pure political canvassing has stronger First Amendment protections. Repeat violations of no-knock rules can lead to solicitor permit suspension or revocation.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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