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Quote: Nakactress, I heard. Congrats! ; ) - Tommy

Quote: Thrifty Chicken, How are you? Yes...I have my own thread and I follow it carefully to keep things posted with the LOCAL Laws... The question I asked a couple posts back was in general...in which could pertain to every city or state... It was for something I didn't quite understand...

Hello, I just wanted to confirm if the 2 hen per household applies to more than just one location? I am a but confused myself while reading over it. Thanks... - Tommy

Quote: Carolyn, Thanks so much for the update! 2 hens per household. Not so bad because if you just need them for eggs, two production types are good enough but we'll see what we can work around... - Tommy

Quote: Not necessarily--you need to check your city, county and state ordinance definitions. In some places they are listed and included as livestock; in others they are listed and considered separately. Well, Even if its added together as "livestock", its more correctly listed if its a...

Chickens would be considered "Poultry" Livestock falls under the "featherless" category : ) - Tommy

Quote: Swann, Welcome to the forum! Be sure to introduce yourself in "New Members Area". Glad to have you here. You can start a new thread if there isn't one already for SC and it should be more personalized that way for your needs. Good luck and WELCOME! - Tommy

Valereee, Wow. Its hard to understand why the city would rule such thing. That really is such a bummer! Yes...I can see how its hard to gather such information from cities, like the one you are in, if such regulations apply... - Tommy Quote:

Valereee, I can't agree with you more that there should be a certain "sticky" page that could be posted to contain all the local ordinances. I would also like to add, its really hard to make a new website, gather all the info, promoting the site, etc. by an individual. Its best to start off...

Ingrid, I agree with you. Keeping the neutral line between "Chicken Lovers" & "Non-Chicken Lovers" is a thing we must do. Shorten the gap to why they don't like chickens so much rather than making a concrete remark on why it "should" be this or "should" be that. Nevertheless, I can understand...

Nifty-Chicken, I dunno if I have mentioned it before but thanks for putting this up. It sure does help a lot : ) Thanks for all your hard work! - Tommy PS: I have sent you a PM