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Agree <br />Disagree <br />I think that is still too small of an area. If you want farm animals, move out <br />to more acreage! <br />On an acre of land a resident should be allowed to have up to 20 birds <br />I would think 6 hens would be okay on 1 acre of land. <br />No limit needed <br />Should be less <br />None <br />Good. Chickens don't belong in non -farm environments. While it's a current <br />fad the fact is people abandon them, there are chicken shelters all over the <br />country because of that. Also, neighbors have no choice in living with these <br />dirty, noisy animals being next to them. They are NOT the same as dogs. <br />Again, we should have the freedom to do what we please. I think over 20 <br />should be considered a farm, everything else should be fine. <br />6 seems okay. <br />No chickens in city Lim is <br />No chickens in less than 1 acre. <br />Nothing less than 2 acres should be permitted. <br />Only parcels of 1+ should be allowed any chickens <br />Should not allow an <br />Should not allow any under 1 acre <br />No chickens should be allowed in a housing development like TBF or TLE. <br />Even if they have a half acre. <br />1 /2 acre is too small. An acre should still be landscaped to keep it hidden. <br />3. The keeping of chickens on parcels between 1 and 2.5 acres is limited to 8 hens. <br />Limit to 8 Hens (1-2.5 Acres) <br />0 ■ Agree <br />ip <br />■ Disagree <br />Agree <br />Disagree <br />I would think a rooster would be <br />okay on parcels of this size. <br />You should easily be able to keep 20 plus chickens on between 1 and 2 acres <br />of land <br />That is reasonable <br />4 hens here is plenty <br />Not unreasonable <br />Why the limit on a large parcel? <br />Agree <br />A lot that large can handle more than eight hens without concern <br />Agree <br />Not within city limits. <br />Page 4 <br />