- Apr 7, 2008
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I'm new here and have not posted yet...actually I registered hoping to find out information on my city and if I could have chickens. One look at the FAQ here and I checked MUNI codes...alas no chickens.
Several months have passed and it finally dawned on me to go to city council to change the MUNI codes. Have any of you ever done this? I've drafted up an email to send to each council member along with the major, but am wondering if this is the best approach. I'd be willing to go to a council meeting of course, but I don't know how any of this works.
So my question,
What would you guys recommend I do?
Would you guys mind giving me feedback on my letter and ways to improve it?
I would so love to have chickens, (and goats - but that will never happen) in my backyard. We're hoping to move to the country but that won't be for several years. I was raised on a farm, my husband was not. Now our DD is 3 1/2 and DS is 2, I would love for them to get some of the exposure I got as a child, (not to mention all of the other positives to having chickens that I don't have to mention to you all as you fully understand).
I would love any advice I could get on this matter as it is near and dear to my heart. Thank you very much for your time.
Julie
*Edit guess it's only been a month since I registered and found out I can't have chickens....seems like forever

Several months have passed and it finally dawned on me to go to city council to change the MUNI codes. Have any of you ever done this? I've drafted up an email to send to each council member along with the major, but am wondering if this is the best approach. I'd be willing to go to a council meeting of course, but I don't know how any of this works.
So my question,
What would you guys recommend I do?
Would you guys mind giving me feedback on my letter and ways to improve it?
I would so love to have chickens, (and goats - but that will never happen) in my backyard. We're hoping to move to the country but that won't be for several years. I was raised on a farm, my husband was not. Now our DD is 3 1/2 and DS is 2, I would love for them to get some of the exposure I got as a child, (not to mention all of the other positives to having chickens that I don't have to mention to you all as you fully understand).
I would love any advice I could get on this matter as it is near and dear to my heart. Thank you very much for your time.
Julie
*Edit guess it's only been a month since I registered and found out I can't have chickens....seems like forever

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