This has been going on for months. Maybe they'll notice if he opens up during hours on a weekday. Maybe not. Maybe they'll open a case, but go to the wrong address. There's bad stuff going on all around that police sub-station on Florida Street. Never changes.

Justine assigned this issue to Planning Division

This is the least of the areas problems, City Codes say:

G. Residents shall be allowed to hold a "garage sale" to sell personal and household items from their residence, subject to the following standards:
1. Residents of a one-unit or two-unit residence shall be allowed to hold a garage sale a maximum of three weekends (Friday, Saturday and Sunday - and Monday if it is a legal holiday) in a twelve consecutive month period.
2. Residents of an apartment or condominium complex consisting of three or more units shall be allowed to hold a garage sale as many times as allowed by the apartment manager or owner's association board, but no more than six weekends in a twelve consecutive month period. However, the sale shall not be conducted in a manner which will preclude the use of any parking space, or interfere with traffic moving through the property.
3. Neighborhood or "block" garage sales, where at least three households participate, shall be subject to the three weekend limit. 4. Signage. Signage shall comply with the requirements of

Chapter 16.64. However, signs advertising the garage sale, or giving directions thereto, shall not be erected before five p.m. the day before the sale and shall be removed before eight a.m. the day following the sale.

Hope this answers your questions. Looks like they are in compliance.

In compliance if in apartment complex, not for a one or two unit residence.

This is not a forum for quasi-lawyers to debate what should or should not be legalistically acceptable within city code. It is a place for citizens to report things they personally find unacceptable and to petition City Hall for relief, either by enforcing or - if necessary --amending city code. If we, the citizens, are happy with people holding months-long sidewalk sales, then do nothing. Else, do whatever is necessary to prevent it

Legalistically: strict adherence, or the principle of strict adherence, to law or prescription, especially to the letter rather than the spirit.

So you don't want the City Code information, Theo? Great for you, others might want to know how things work in our government. I'm no lawyer, never going to be a lawyer, but I try to educate myself before putting fourth suggestions for major changes to existing laws and codes.
If you feel the "spirit" of the law is being broken, get your soapbox down to City Hall and effect some change, it won't likely happen here. Although I'm still listening and maybe some others too, keep expressing yourself. If the majority concur, the laws will change. (Democracy)

Theo Bevius, oddly providing the “City Codes” in the past weren’t a problem whenever they supported your complaint 🤷🏽‍♀️

Code Enforcement Division assigned this issue to Narcissa, Planning

Code Enforcement Division assigned this issue to JasmineT_Planning

At what point does empathy and mine your business, what if the guy needs to raise money for a surgery for a family member, as long as he's not disturbing the peace or it's a nuisance, nobody should have nothing to say "YARD SALES ARE LEGAL.

Over 4 years later and 3 different planning employees have been assigned to this. Why is this even being pursued at this point?

I no longer see any garage sales. A shame, most times I’ve seen him he’s been sweeping and cleaning up the streets. Good job.