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Quote: Newbury Park is unincorporated, and thus falls under the municipal code of Ventura County. You can find the municipal code here: http://municode.com/library/clientCodePage.aspx?clientID=10165 KEEP IN MIND: All municipal codes are trumped by zoning ordinances, so make sure you check...

Quote: The LORE database cannot track all the zoning restrictions for each municipality. Which is why most of the entries say "ZONING RESTRICTIONS APPLY."

Quote: Sacramento allows chickens. You can see their LORE entry here : https://www.backyardchickens.com/laws/display.php?State=CA&City=Sacramento&actions=search FOLKS---if your city is not in the LORE database, feel free to submit your city, provided you have a direct link to the code...

Quote: I have corrected it and supplied the correct links.

deejay- all references for the LORE project need to be electronic and direct links. IE- no PDF files or jpegs.

Your municipal codes for Los Angles County are here: http://search.municode.com/html/16274/index.htm These laws apply to the county as a whole. HOWEVER--your speciific lot will fall under the zoning codes. You need to find out what your parcel is zoned as, and then look up the rules...

Quote: If you are looking for help, you would be better off posting a thread int he Laws in ordinaces section, rather than posting a question within this monster thread I am pretty sure the only people who read this thread are Nifty, CC, and me

Quote: Feel free to submit the city to the database. Be sure you read the instructions and post direct links, not PDFs, as your references.

Quote: I am not sure what you are saying...Are you saying you got mis-information, or is MisInfo a user name, or there is misinformation in the LORE database? Please see the OKC section---it does include the acreage information. C. The site shall be at least at least one acre in size...

Thank you Coopa!

Quote: Folks-- Please do not submit cities that are already entered in the database. It makes the system hiccup and is a PITA to fix. Just PM one of the project managers and we make updates.

You can submit any incorporated or non-incorporated area, so long as you include a direct link to the municpal code for verification. No PDFS please. It must be first-hand information.

Quote: Because East Brunswick is unincorporated, their municipal codes would follow the codes for Middlesex County. You can find that code here: http://www.ecode360.com/?custId=MI0188 Keyword search "fowl" and you will find this: Chickens, ducks, geese or other fowl shall not be kept for...

Quote: I guess I got conflicting information about that. Just a heads up, Beaverton, OR now has three incorrect entries, probably from people trying to enter the correct information once again. When you get around to fixing it, I would be happy to point you towards the correct information...

Quote: Hey folks! If you'll see in the instructions, you should not re-submit cities. It causes a hiccup in the database and is really difficult to correct. I will review the entries when I have time time.

PM me. I have to verify all the cities' information anyway. I can make changes if necessary.

No, the database is not searchable at this time. I could see how such a function might be useful, but it isnt set up in that fashion. On a side note, very,very few places have restrictions on the # of animals...at least in a format which was "storable" within the database. Often times...

Quote: Thank you! Feel free to submit the city into the database, but make sure your link is a "live" link, and not a PDF. Remember Chickens allowed: YES, Zoning Restrictions Apply.

Quote: If you have the link to the code, you can submit the municipality into the BYC Lore database. In your case, chickens ARE allowed, but zoning restrictions apply.

Quote: You'll get a better response if you post a topic in this Forum---also there are a number of stickies in the Local Chick LAws & Ord forum which can get you started.