I just found this forum while trying to find a copy of the municipal code that would allow for backyard chickens in the city of Spokane or Spokane Valley. I actually live in unincorporated Spokane County where the keeping of chickens is prohibited. I'm trying to get a copy of the city codes so I can present it to the county commissioners, in the hopes of getting the county ordinances changed. In the mean time, I have a large 1/2 acre, fully 6ft fenced lot, where I plan to set up an Eglu chicken coop and get a couple of hens anyway. I already got the green light from all my neighbors, and my home owner's association doesn't specifically prohibit it.
Getting the county ordinance changed is turning out to be a huge task. If there is any one out there in Spokane County, I would love for you to get in touch with me and perhaps help me rally support for backyard chickens.
If you have a copy of your city's ordinance on keeping chickens, I'd love to have you e-mail it me ([email protected]) so that I can see how other cities have worded things, and have an example to give to county commissioners.
I'm expecting my Eglu to arrive any day now, and will be checking out some Ameracauna chicks at the local Northwest Seed and Pet store this weekend.
My 3 children and I are excited about having a couple of pet chickens!
-Michelle Bos
Getting the county ordinance changed is turning out to be a huge task. If there is any one out there in Spokane County, I would love for you to get in touch with me and perhaps help me rally support for backyard chickens.
If you have a copy of your city's ordinance on keeping chickens, I'd love to have you e-mail it me ([email protected]) so that I can see how other cities have worded things, and have an example to give to county commissioners.
I'm expecting my Eglu to arrive any day now, and will be checking out some Ameracauna chicks at the local Northwest Seed and Pet store this weekend.
My 3 children and I are excited about having a couple of pet chickens!
-Michelle Bos