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Hey there!

 

We are a homeschooling family who lives in Riverside, CA. 92503.  I have been researching and researching about raising a few chickens (less than 4).  It would be super awesome for the kids to experience (myself, too)!

 

Basically, we are in zone R-A.  I was reading on our county website that we need a lot size of 20,000 or more to even have chickens on our property.  We are on a lot size of approx. 9,000.

 

Could someone help?  My mind is spinning and I am uber confused.

 

Thanks so much in advance!

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Just noticed your post in the re-homing section and saw you only had 3 posts so I read your posts and saw that no one had as of yet welcomed you to Backyardchickens, soo I wanted to welcome you to BYC!  I also live in the Riverside area.  Used to be Riverside but a little over a year ago became incorporated into the new City of Jurupa Valley.  I hope you find your Roosters a home, I have way too many Roosters or I would take them.  What kind of chickens did you finally get?  If you would like a couple girls I have extras.  Well good luck on finding them a new home, and you have a nice day.


Edited by Marthab1953 - 2/17/13 at 1:18pm

Proud mom of three daughters, 13 Grandchildren, and 2 Great Grandsons. (Bantam Cochins-Millie, Calico, Gold Laced etc.)( Blue Orpington hen 75% English) (7/8) English Orpington Splash Hen) (lavender Orpingtons)(Lemon Cuckoo Orpingtons)(Polish LF and Bantam)  1(Norwegian Hen) and hoping for some Araucana's to hatch.

 

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Proud mom of three daughters, 13 Grandchildren, and 2 Great Grandsons. (Bantam Cochins-Millie, Calico, Gold Laced etc.)( Blue Orpington hen 75% English) (7/8) English Orpington Splash Hen) (lavender Orpingtons)(Lemon Cuckoo Orpingtons)(Polish LF and Bantam)  1(Norwegian Hen) and hoping for some Araucana's to hatch.

 

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Originally Posted by Marthab1953 View Post

Just noticed your post in the re-homing section and saw you only had 3 posts so I read your posts and saw that no one had as of yet welcomed you to Backyardchickens, soo I wanted to welcome you to BYC!  I also live in the Riverside area.  Used to be Riverside but a little over a year ago became incorporated into the new City of Jurupa Valley.  I hope you find your Roosters a home, I have way too many Roosters or I would take them.  What kind of chickens did you finally get?  If you would like a couple girls I have extras.  Well good luck on finding them a new home, and you have a nice day.

Ditto...

yippiechickie.gifOne Wife - Two Sons - Five Grandkids - Three Dogs - Two Cats - Twenty-Three Chickensyippiechickie.gif

One Buff Orpingtons - Two Brown Leghorns - One Lavender Orpington - Two Old English Game

One Red Sex-Links - One Silver Laced  Wyandotte - One White Rock - Four Easter Eggers

 One Gold Laced  Wyandotte - One Cochin Cock - Nine Cochin Mix Chicks

 

.- And Some Gophers Messing Up My Yard -

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yippiechickie.gifOne Wife - Two Sons - Five Grandkids - Three Dogs - Two Cats - Twenty-Three Chickensyippiechickie.gif

One Buff Orpingtons - Two Brown Leghorns - One Lavender Orpington - Two Old English Game

One Red Sex-Links - One Silver Laced  Wyandotte - One White Rock - Four Easter Eggers

 One Gold Laced  Wyandotte - One Cochin Cock - Nine Cochin Mix Chicks

 

.- And Some Gophers Messing Up My Yard -

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Hello! Welcome to BYC. It's great to see some more SoCal folks!

 

I would recommending calling your local animal control, giving them your zip code and asking them to confirm. I am in the city of Los Angeles and am allowed 5 hens, no rooster as long as they as 25 feet from any residence.

 

I would the rules vary by zone and get pretty confusing but animal control should be able to clear it up for you.

 

Good luck! Let us know how it goes.

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