I see the same houses every weekend having yard sales. They put signs up all of and never take them down.

I live right near this house. I do believe they have a yard sale once a month which may be what the code allows. Truthfully, I have purchased things from them several times over the years and I suspect they buy up other peoples left over garage sale items and sell them at their house. I don't have any issue with this activity although if they are not taking down their signs that could be what they are asked to do rather than stop the sales. They don't leave things out and as one of the neighbors I don't feel they are problematic. Just my opinion. She sells great plants. :)

I would agree with the bakers. I have seen them put up yard sales in the past but definitely not a weekly thing. This is not their source of income. Perhaps they have multi families bring their goods here because house is on a busy street. Plus I'm a yard sale seller/ buyer. I would say this activity is how you get to know your neighbors better and make this neighborhood a much friendlier and help keep an eye out for each other.
In short, as long as it's not a weekly event and stuff is out of sight after. I see no problem with it.

Whether a person has great sales or not I didn't buy my home to live next to a year round swap meet. I don't mind an occasional yard sale to get rid of your stuff butt once a month or more is running a business. These are our homes if you want to have this many sales open a store and pay taxes and keep the traffic away from my house.

Rod. Couldn't have said it better. People drive by. Leave their trash. Change diapers and leave them on our lawn. Block streets. Too much!!

This issue was recategorized from Other to Code Enforcement (Illegal Dumping not in a street/Property Maintenance/Etc).

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A home on 10th St. x street of Vicentia near Jefferson has yard sales weekly. We frequently drive down the street and am amazed at how many sales they have. What are the city regulations on this?

Homeowner, is this the two story brown house? They seem to have a weekly sale with neon pink signs left up after every weekend.

The house I am referring to is a single story just past the intersection of Vicentia and 10th @ Jefferson Elem. It is on the right side about 3 houses in heading East towards E. Grand.

I just looked up the civil code regarding garage/yard sales. Only 3 per year are allowed and there are all kinds of requirements regarding sign placement and removal. And they are supposed to be permitted. Truthfully, I don't see any way to enforce these codes and/or violations and don't see wasting the cities money on trying. Maybe an announcement on the website and some reminders especially about sign removal. I know I have stopped and removed old signs that have been left by sellers. Maybe we all need to just keep our neighborhood clean by doing this when necessary.

http://www.discovercorona.com/City-Departments/Community-Development/Code-Enforcement-Division/Garage-and-Yard-Sale-Requirements.aspx

My question for the City of Corona is do they enforce the codes equally for South Corona as they do Central Corona? I can't imagine the same things happening in South Corona. Corner fruit stands, continuous yard sales, shopping carts with horns blowing selling corn. I want all of Corona to be a nice place to live my house is my home away from work and don't want to see it run down.

City allows three yard sales a year

Rod Morris: I actually sent an email to the mayor and several others about 5 years ago about the obnoxiously loud parties in our neighborhood and the street vendor honking a horn everyday which was so irritating. I said not for one day would this be tolerated in South Corona but in our old neighborhood it is out of control. The corner fruit vendor at 10th and Buena Vista is just like the ones we see when we visit family in an area near Glassel Park off the 2 freeway. I don't want that here.

I call the police every time I see the fruit vendor on 10th and Buena Vista and he comes back every weekend. I guess he never gets a ticket. I think the city believes Central Corona is not as good as South Corona and lets all of these things go on because it's what we want. I guess the only real solution is to move and let someone buy my house that wants to live this way.

Rod I agree with you! This would never fly in south corona. It really is sad that the city just lets these things go on like it's expected because it's downtown and they think everyone likes to live this way! I have struggled for about 5 years trying to help clean up the downtown area with reporting all these things but obviously the city is not hard on these people enough because it keeps happening! Its a shame!

There's always one question I have about illegal street vendors. The police pass by these vendors every day and all they have to do is stop and not even get out of their cars and just tell these people they can't do what they are doing. Why can't the police do some community policing? Just stop your car don't get out and tell the people to move along. The guy that sets up the fruit stand every weekend on 10th and Buena Vista must get passed at least a dozen time a day because the police station is right up the street. If the police know the activity is illegal don't they have some kind of responsibility to stop it? Two weeks ago the fruit vendor was set up on the corner and I followed a code enforcement vehicle on my way home and when he stopped at the corner he just kept going so it's not a priority to any city worker to stop illegal activity.

Exactly Rod. I've experienced the same thing on our street with CPD - they just drive right on by.

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