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before adopting any ordinance or regulation.

Town of New London Zoning Ordinance, 1993

14. Yard Sales:  The conduct of a temporary yard sale, garage sale,
auction or any such sale offering items for purchase by the general
public, shall be permitted on a property used primarily for
residential purposes provided all of the following conditions are
met:

1. Such sale of private foods is conducted for one period not
exceeding 48 consecutive hours in any one calendar year by the
property owner or occupant.

2. Adequate parking shall be provided so as not to interfere with
normal traffic flow.

3. Any signs relating to such a sale may not be placed more than 24
hours prior to the opening of the sale and shall be removed within
24 hours after conclusion of the sale.

4. Any person or persons planning to conduct such a sale shall have
obtained a conditional use permit from the Town Selectmen or their
designated representative.

5. Multi-family yard sales at the residence of one of the
participants are permitted, however, the individual(s) involved in
the sale, and, not living at the site of the sale, must be
residents of the Town of New London; and, all goods sold at the
yard sale must be the property of said resident(s).