Not me, I am not zoned residential. My garden and chickens will be on the 2 acres adjoining my business. I tried and tried to get them to allow it but the new ordinance was not written to allow them on commercial property.
My land is located in a
very poor, high crime, residential area. I have met with the pastor at a church in the neighborhood that does tons of work for the community. Together we are planning a youth gardening and farming program. I am waiting to hear back from the Agricultural Extension Office about getting classes together for the kids. The church also feeds about 40-60 homeless a week so I committed to to supplying them with green beans, and anything else I can grow. I have an acquaintance who is a real estate attorney, I'm going to ask his help (pro bono) with getting a special use permit. Legally I can't have the chickens, or even grow a large garden. I have lined up an electrician to run power to the garden and coop, and a plumber to get water out there. I'm only paying for materials
I probably won't be able to get the program up and running this year, but have high hopes for next spring. It is such a shame that these children have no idea where their food comes from. Most of them eat only processed food and couldn't tell me the last time they had a fresh vegetable or even an egg!!!