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Would you get fined if you had them or just told to get rid of them? How often do they check properties if at all? I'd say go for it and if you get caught, you get caught.Seriously, @bobm, it's so annoying. Our next-door neighbors on both sides have indicated they wouldn't say a word, and one of them would have their own chickens if allowed...
Yeah, @RUNuts bribes his neighbors with eggs and so far, has got away with having his hens.
The city of Houston, Texas finally allowed hens in a campaign called Hens For Houston. Citizens petitioned the city and finally won the right to keep hens. @Nyboy is right, try to change the rules, hens only and a limit on how many.
Mary! I can't believe it! you are telling someone to break the rules!Would you get fined if you had them or just told to get rid of them? How often do they check properties if at all? I'd say go for it and if you get caught, you get caught.
Mary
Maybe I'm not as angelic as you'all think.Mary! I can't believe it! you are telling someone to break the rules!
This is my first time composting. I've been doing hot piles because there are a lot of weed seeds in the green matter from my yard. We got hit with 13 inches of snow this week, but my piles are still gettin' it done!
(Yeah, I'm a little too excited about this. #GrownManScienceProject)
If you are too excited about it you are talking to the right people.This is my first time composting. I've been doing hot piles because there are a lot of weed seeds in the green matter from my yard. We got hit with 13 inches of snow this week, but my piles are still gettin' it done!
(Yeah, I'm a little too excited about this. #GrownManScienceProject)
Maybe a couple hens in a small house could be considered pets. In many communities 6 for less are pets.Seriously, @bobm, it's so annoying. Our next-door neighbors on both sides have indicated they wouldn't say a word, and one of them would have their own chickens if allowed...