| # | Name | Comments |
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| 101 | Jimmie Rich | I think that this is a great idea! |
| 102 | Ron Bowen | I am encouraging the City Council of Wake Forest to pass this resolution.
Ron |
| 103 | Heather Reifschneider | |
| 104 | Susan Mary Westfall | I grew up in Martinsville, Virgnia and lived on a very prestigious street next door to a beautiful house built with bricks that dated back to the War Between the States. The owner of the house, Dr. McCabe, was an elderly gentleman who had a good sized chicken pen and coop in his backyard. He taught me how to call his chickens, feed his chicken, and collect eggs. Talk about happy memories!! I spent hours in that chicken pen, and can call a chicken better than anyone I know. I think the idea of a movable pen or small chicken pen is great!! What a wonderful experience for children to grow up caring for chickens, and collecting eggs. Plus, you have the advantage of the fertilizer from the chicken poop. Believe me, I am sure the chicken poop is a lot less contaminating than all the dog poop where I live. I can't walk outside my townhouse without having to watch where I step. Signs have been posted by the health department regarding all the dog poop, and people just don't care--dare I mention how much dog urine flows into the ground everyday!!! Or how about people in these big homes who let their dogs out in their fenced-in backyards, and don't scoop the dog poop. Now there's a foul smell on a hot sunny day. So I say yeah, bring on the chickens--they're adorable and they don't bark!! |
| 105 | Jewett Alley | I would certainly rather my neighbors had a few chickens instead of noisy,barking dogs. chickens do not bite or use other people's yard as a potty. As a child I loved each of our chickens. I would put them in my doll carraige and roll them around the yard. I sure considered them pets. They eat ticks and bugs, make fertilizer and produce food; what more could anyone want. |
| 106 | Angela K. Harris | I love this and support it to the max! |
| 107 | Michael R Harris | Yes, yes! |
| 108 | William W Jones Jr | As a resident of the Town of Wake Forest i wholeheartedly support the amendment of the ordinance to allow domestic hens without permission of the neighbors. |
| 109 | nereida gonzalez-bridges | This is a great idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 110 | Anonymous | I strongly support this and hope other surrounding towns (CARY) will join in and allow this. |
| 111 | Ellen Graney | I am in favor of allowing chickens inside the town limits - |
| 112 | Timalee Guetterman | |
| 113 | Tammy S | I think getting eggs would be great! It would also be a great learning experience for the kids. Nothing is wrong with just a few chickens. There shouldn't be much smell or noise with just a few hens. |
| 114 | L White | This is a prime opportunity for the Town of WF to help its citizens in a small way with the rising cost of providing food for the family. It would also be family learning/bonding experience. Might want to create a "Chicken Hot Line" for the inexperienced to get "How To" information :) Wouldn't want the chickens treated in a inhuman manner. |
| 115 | Rachel Seagroves | |
| 116 | Anonymous | I think it is a free country, if they keep their yards nice and not nasty looking, then they should be able to have chickens for their personal use. Thank you |
| 117 | robert kimble | Sounds great! |
| 118 | Anonymous | I absolutely support this idea!!!! |
| 119 | Hilary Desmond | |