riverview chick
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- Jun 16, 2015
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I feel your pain, I can't believe chickens are legal in Tampa but not the county. I have 1/4 acre lot with fenced yard not an HOA. Chickens and peacocks run all over the area I live in, but if I put a coop in my backyard and someone reports it I'll have to get rid of my chickens, makes no sense.all my neighbors have stated they don't care if I have chickens, but it just takes that one driving down the street. I walk my neighborhood on a regular basis, and I see the coops and chickens carefully tucked away and disguised.
When I moved here from the Florida panhandle never dreamed this would be a problem, I called code enforcement and was advised "no I can't have chickens, but we don't go looking for them, the only way we know you have chickens is if your neighbor complains, then you have to get rid of them." So should I take the chance? How can I help to change this?
When I moved here from the Florida panhandle never dreamed this would be a problem, I called code enforcement and was advised "no I can't have chickens, but we don't go looking for them, the only way we know you have chickens is if your neighbor complains, then you have to get rid of them." So should I take the chance? How can I help to change this?