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    Town wants chicken tractor to be permanently installed with concrete

    This town is so unfamiliar with chickens that they said the chicken tractor is a coop and all coops need to be grounded with concrete….
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    Town wants chicken tractor to be permanently installed with concrete

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    Town wants chicken tractor to be permanently installed with concrete

    I have a large chicken run and a coop inside of the chicken run. I bring the chickens out of the run in a Alumicoop (commercial grade chicken tractor). I return the chickens back to the run and their coop in the evenings. Town says the chicken tractor has to be permanently fixed into the...
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    Chicken Tractor

    When I pull my tractor to the chicken run door, my chickens automatically run into the tractor and vice versa, when I bring the tractor back to the run and open the door, the chickens run back in. Once they get used to the routine, they’ll do it automatically. I think initially I used to move a...
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    ESA chickens, city governments and housing provider

    Hi, Can I ask if your village allowed chickens at all and what happened? I'm so sorry to hear they didn't consider the emotional support letter at all (is that even legal?)
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    Anyone successful in Variance for more Chickens than allowed?

    Thank you so much for your response!
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    Anyone successful in Variance for more Chickens than allowed?

    Hi All, I've had chickens in the past but recently moved to a rural residential district and started a new flock on 3 acres. Unfortunately they are not familiar with chickens at all and seem more stringent than a HOA. Anyone successful in obtaining a variance for more Chickens than allowed? I...
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    ESA chickens, city governments and housing provider

    Hi Harris, Thank you so much for your post and also for the link! can I ask if your city council tried to limit the number of chickens you had or if your doctor specifically wrote chickens and how many on your letter? Thank you!
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