eh, I would just bring them eggs and say "complements of my girls" and leave it at that. That way it doesn't get them thinking about wether or not the chickens actually DO bother them.
I even got my neighbor behind me interested in keeping chickens now.
Permitted wildlife rehabber, specializing in the North American Bobcat
Permitted wildlife rehabber, specializing in the North American Bobcat
My other neighbour can be found out sitting with her favourite silkie in hand when we aren't even out there, and my other neighbour's dog almost killed my cat.. so I don't care what they think... and the old folks home.. Well.. they were all probably raised/worked/knew someone on a farm. They like to watch my chickens.. I guess I'm just lucky.
Sounds like you have a beautiful coop though! If I were you, I would choose the three you would keep, but keep the other two as well...maybe have homes lined up for them just in case. If animal control ever says anything to you, comply immediately...usually we give our citizens a chance before we go writing tickets (writing tickets means I have to drive up to the court house early in the morning, sit there for three hours, and hope the person I wrote a ticket to showes up, and doesn't waste my time, and as I work evenings, this is highly inconvenient...but if they don't show, it is a criminal citation that goes to warrant).
...especially when we are talking about such small numbers as what you have 
