Can I park my car across the sidewalk if it is in my driveway?
No. Vehicles are not supposed to be parked in such a way as to block pedestrians using the sidewalk for its intended purposes - this is a violation of City code and can subject the owner of the vehicle to a citation.
If I am concerned about code violations, what should I do?
Contact the Code Enforcement Officer at Rockledge City Hall and share your concern. It will be evaluated to determine whether or not it is a violation and what action can be taken. If you wish to remain anonymous, do not give us your name or phone number.
What about garage sales?
Individual residences are limited to 4 garage sales in any twelve-month period. No permits are required, but signage is limited to three (one at the residence and two at the nearest major intersection(s) to the residence), but only on private property. Signs are not permitted in public rights-of-way, on utility poles, STOP signs, etc.
What should I consider when planting trees on my property?
While the City encourages landscaping and tree planting, always consider sidewalks, driveways, utilities and even your house when planting trees. If placed in the wrong locations, trees can clog sewers, crack sidewalks, interrupt electrical power and TV cable service, and even effect the foundation of a house. Remember to "plan before you plant".
How many vehicles can a residence have?
There is no limit to the number of vehicles per residence; however, the Code Enforcement Division becomes involved if a vehicle does not have a valid license plate, or if the vehicle is inoperable, i.e., flat tire(s), no engine, or is partially dismantled. Cars are also illegally parked if they block sidewalks.
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