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Boats, Trailers and Recreational Vehicles may be stored in a carport, enclosed structure or to the rear of building lines indicated by the illustrations. Illustration 1, Illustration 2, or Illustration 3. |
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Inoperable / Unregistered Vehicles may be stored in a carport or enclosed structure. |
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Grass or lawn on properties may be up to 12” in height. |
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Permitted Outside are items such as children’s toys/playground equipment
and lawn furniture. |
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Portable Storage Units are allowed in residential neighborhoods twice a year not to exceed 14 days each. |
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Garage Sales are allowed in residential neighborhoods twice per year. Garage sale signs may be posted two days before the event and removed the day after the event. |
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Fences may have two sections replaced once per year without a permit through the City of Melbourne Building Department. |
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Block parties and other special activities are allowed with a special activity permit. |
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Nonprofit organizations for fund raising drives or events of civic, philanthropic, educational, or religious organizations may erect temporary signs in city right-of-ways with an approved special activity permit or sign bond. |
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Refuse Containers may be placed out after 5:00 p.m. the day before pickup and returned to behind the face of the building on the day of collection. |
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Home Occupations, in a residentially zoned district, a home Business Tax Receipt may be issued when the home is used only as a location for a business phone and an address for business correspondence. There shall not be any walk-in or drive-in business to the residence; no storage of goods, equipment, or parking of commercial vehicles. |
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House Numerals indicate the official numerical address for each principal building or each front entrance to such building must be posted on the building in such a manner as to be clearly visible from the street in which the building is located. The numerals must be a minimum of three (3) inches in height and 1/2 inches wide and of a contrasting color to the building. |