What can I store in my carport, front porch or in my yard?
It is not permitted to store or accumulate tangible property such as furniture, clothing, or household goods in a yard or open carport. When this happens there is a likelihood of those items becoming a breeding place for snakes, rats, flies, gnats, mosquitoes or other harmful or dangerous creatures or insects.

Keep all carports, front porches and yards free from unnecessary clutter.

Reference: Rockledge Code of Ordinances Section 13-14
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1. Can I park my car across the sidewalk if it is in my driveway?
2. If I am concerned about code violations, what should I do?
3. What do I need to know about garage sales?
4. What should I consider when planting trees on my property?
5. How many vehicles can a residence have?
6. What are the rules on yard maintenance?
7. Where can I park my RV/Camper on my property?
8. Where can I park my boat or cargo/utility trailer on my property?
9. Are commercial vehicles allowed to be stored/parked in my neighborhood?
10. Can I plant trees between the sidewalk and roadway?
11. What are the requirements for address numbers? They are on my mail box, is that enough?
12. What are the rules for the household garbage container (HOBO)?
13. What can I store in my carport, front porch or in my yard?
14. Who can I contact regarding a foreclosed/abandoned house in my neighborhood?