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Chickens are the reason hes mad because he cant go to the swap next weekend because his neices birthday party but we will both be there for the serema show.
San Diego Chicken meetup and Chat thread
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We will be THRILLED to have you join us at the serama show!! this is going to be a super fun event!! I actually just got some wire today and i am going to be making as many 15in by 15in drop pens as i can in the next few weeks!! I am very much so looking forward to a great time with some great serama people!!
So were are these Illegals now?
http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/survival/article_7444ddce-7cfa-11e0-a67b-001cc4c03286.html
http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/survival/article_7444ddce-7cfa-11e0-a67b-001cc4c03286.html
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Chickens are illegal in some parts of San Diego.
Chickens are illegal in some parts of San Diego.
They are not really illegal in North Park but it is tough meeting that 50 feet requirement.
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Chickens are illegal in some parts of San Diego.
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Chickens are illegal in some parts of San Diego.
perchie.girl
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Chickens are illegal in some parts of San Diego.
They just have to be fifty feet from the nearest house. The article was a pretty good read. Talking about old ordinances and the city not having a health officer to grant a wiaver ..... I had chickens in Santee in my yard. Course the area I was in there were even still pigs grandfathered in from back when Santee Used to be the sticks. LOL.
Chickens are illegal in some parts of San Diego.
They just have to be fifty feet from the nearest house. The article was a pretty good read. Talking about old ordinances and the city not having a health officer to grant a wiaver ..... I had chickens in Santee in my yard. Course the area I was in there were even still pigs grandfathered in from back when Santee Used to be the sticks. LOL.
How how does that work, do they have really old pigs? Or the offsprings of the original pigs would be ok too.
perchie.girl :
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Chickens are illegal in some parts of San Diego.
They just have to be fifty feet from the nearest house. The article was a pretty good read. Talking about old ordinances and the city not having a health officer to grant a wiaver ..... I had chickens in Santee in my yard. Course the area I was in there were even still pigs grandfathered in from back when Santee Used to be the sticks. LOL.
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Chickens are illegal in some parts of San Diego.
They just have to be fifty feet from the nearest house. The article was a pretty good read. Talking about old ordinances and the city not having a health officer to grant a wiaver ..... I had chickens in Santee in my yard. Course the area I was in there were even still pigs grandfathered in from back when Santee Used to be the sticks. LOL.
perchie.girl
RIP 1953-2021
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They just have to be fifty feet from the nearest house. The article was a pretty good read. Talking about old ordinances and the city not having a health officer to grant a wiaver ..... I had chickens in Santee in my yard. Course the area I was in there were even still pigs grandfathered in from back when Santee Used to be the sticks. LOL.
I means the people who lived there had livestock continuously through the period of time where the law was passed. Once the property is used for something else the grandfather rule is void. The property can even change hands I believe as long as there is livestock kept on the property. The old boarding stable where I learned how to ride and keep horses was grandfathered in when the Santee became a city. There were 30 horses on the property. After the law was passed you could keep no more than thirty on the property. I met the new owners who bought it well after the law had been passed. They said they had had a bit of a legal battle to keep it a boarding stable but they won through the grandfather laws. The place had not been empty over a year. Actually it hadn't been empty ever just not officially a boarding stable.
I lived in Santee back when there were more horses than people and more dairy cows than horses.... LOL. Now there is one boarding stable. And one home that is at the end of a cul de sac with a barn and about five corrals. Oh and there is still one chicken rancher right on the boarder of Santee. He has about five of those long coops for egg production. He also keeps a couple of Ostriches and emus and a cow or two... Just to piss off the neighbors... hee hee. Hes got about five acres and they built a high density housing tract Right next to his land. Were talking homes so close together they cant have windows on both sides of the house. Have to admit his place has absolutely no odor.
They just have to be fifty feet from the nearest house. The article was a pretty good read. Talking about old ordinances and the city not having a health officer to grant a wiaver ..... I had chickens in Santee in my yard. Course the area I was in there were even still pigs grandfathered in from back when Santee Used to be the sticks. LOL.
I means the people who lived there had livestock continuously through the period of time where the law was passed. Once the property is used for something else the grandfather rule is void. The property can even change hands I believe as long as there is livestock kept on the property. The old boarding stable where I learned how to ride and keep horses was grandfathered in when the Santee became a city. There were 30 horses on the property. After the law was passed you could keep no more than thirty on the property. I met the new owners who bought it well after the law had been passed. They said they had had a bit of a legal battle to keep it a boarding stable but they won through the grandfather laws. The place had not been empty over a year. Actually it hadn't been empty ever just not officially a boarding stable.
I lived in Santee back when there were more horses than people and more dairy cows than horses.... LOL. Now there is one boarding stable. And one home that is at the end of a cul de sac with a barn and about five corrals. Oh and there is still one chicken rancher right on the boarder of Santee. He has about five of those long coops for egg production. He also keeps a couple of Ostriches and emus and a cow or two... Just to piss off the neighbors... hee hee. Hes got about five acres and they built a high density housing tract Right next to his land. Were talking homes so close together they cant have windows on both sides of the house. Have to admit his place has absolutely no odor.
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Interesting, a farm in the middle of a city.
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I means the people who lived there had livestock continuously through the period of time where the law was passed. Once the property is used for something else the grandfather rule is void. The property can even change hands I believe as long as there is livestock kept on the property. The old boarding stable where I learned how to ride and keep horses was grandfathered in when the Santee became a city. There were 30 horses on the property. After the law was passed you could keep no more than thirty on the property. I met the new owners who bought it well after the law had been passed. They said they had had a bit of a legal battle to keep it a boarding stable but they won through the grandfather laws. The place had not been empty over a year. Actually it hadn't been empty ever just not officially a boarding stable.
I lived in Santee back when there were more horses than people and more dairy cows than horses.... LOL. Now there is one boarding stable. And one home that is at the end of a cul de sac with a barn and about five corrals. Oh and there is still one chicken rancher right on the boarder of Santee. He has about five of those long coops for egg production. He also keeps a couple of Ostriches and emus and a cow or two... Just to piss off the neighbors... hee hee. Hes got about five acres and they built a high density housing tract Right next to his land. Were talking homes so close together they cant have windows on both sides of the house. Have to admit his place has absolutely no odor.
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I means the people who lived there had livestock continuously through the period of time where the law was passed. Once the property is used for something else the grandfather rule is void. The property can even change hands I believe as long as there is livestock kept on the property. The old boarding stable where I learned how to ride and keep horses was grandfathered in when the Santee became a city. There were 30 horses on the property. After the law was passed you could keep no more than thirty on the property. I met the new owners who bought it well after the law had been passed. They said they had had a bit of a legal battle to keep it a boarding stable but they won through the grandfather laws. The place had not been empty over a year. Actually it hadn't been empty ever just not officially a boarding stable.
I lived in Santee back when there were more horses than people and more dairy cows than horses.... LOL. Now there is one boarding stable. And one home that is at the end of a cul de sac with a barn and about five corrals. Oh and there is still one chicken rancher right on the boarder of Santee. He has about five of those long coops for egg production. He also keeps a couple of Ostriches and emus and a cow or two... Just to piss off the neighbors... hee hee. Hes got about five acres and they built a high density housing tract Right next to his land. Were talking homes so close together they cant have windows on both sides of the house. Have to admit his place has absolutely no odor.
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