Relax restrictions on urban chickens in Asheville

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   Name: Ellen Ripley on Apr 10, 2009

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   Name: Jim Test on Apr 10, 2009

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   Name: Christopher Rich on Apr 11, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Apr 11, 2009

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   Name: Carol Motley on Apr 11, 2009

   Comments: I LOVE CHICKENS!!!!!!!!!

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   Name: Cathy Williams on Apr 11, 2009

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   Name: Allen Frost on Apr 11, 2009

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   Name: Jim Barton on Apr 11, 2009

   Comments: I look forward to having fresh backyard eggs.

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   Name: Josh OConner on Apr 11, 2009

   Comments: Looking forward to Asheville supporting sustainable backyard agriculture.

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    Name: Jayne Gretz on Apr 11, 2009

    Comments: I hope to be able to keep 3-4 hens for eggs and enjoyment. They will be housed in a proper coop and I will obtain the permit as required.

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    Name: Amber Ukena on Apr 11, 2009

    Comments: I previously lived in Seattle and we had a similar ordinance which worked very well. I very much support a revised ordinance as suggested here that truly allows city chickens rather than being so restrictive (as it currently is) that citizens may decide to have an illegal coop in order to have city chickens.

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    Name: Becca Lane on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Mike on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Christa Hamilton on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Elaine Lite on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Tom Cates on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Rosiland Whiteley on Apr 11, 2009

    Comments: I strongly support these effort to chage the present ordiance and modify it with all the above requests. Gathering of eggs and fertilizing your yard for continued ediable gardening is vitally important in the present economy .

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    Name: Jevona Livingston on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Stephanie OConner on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Patricia Hinkley on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Elana Froehlich on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Gwen Diehn on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Cheryl Morrison on Apr 11, 2009

    Comments: I am a resident of Buncombe County. I work in the City of Asheville and my children go to school in the city as well.

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    Name: Bryan Milne on Apr 11, 2009

    Comments: YES! promote permaculture and bioregional economics! promoting self reliance and self empowerment for individual &/or community economics/human ecology is promoting true SUSTAINABILITY!

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    Name: Christine Laporte on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Tim Ukena on Apr 11, 2009

    Comments: I strongly believe in our rights to be able to own chickens with in the city limits. I think our city laws should allow us to do that.

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    Name: Corey Black on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Bethany Niebauer on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Scott Barnwell on Apr 11, 2009

    Comments: Allowing for urban chickens is a great way to introduce kids to local food and ecology in general. These changes need to happen.

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    Name: Daniel Clere on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Monica Hall Olszewski on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Wayne Craig on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Joy Black on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Denise Mills on Apr 11, 2009

    Comments: Please support the proposed changes to the ordinance, and do so quickly, so that more persons in our community can participate in the local food efforts, and improve our diets while reducing environmental impact.

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    Name: Stefanie Kovacs on Apr 11, 2009

    Comments: Asheville is a pretty progressive city but is behind the times when it comes to chicken rules. Changing the rules will allow people to live more sustainably.

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    Name: Kristina Rogers Scherr on Apr 11, 2009

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    Name: Peter Brezny on Apr 12, 2009

    Comments: Chickens, in addition to being a great source of local food, make fantastic back yard pets. When we had chickens in our back yard, the entire community came together, not only for eggs but just to stop by on a sunny day and watch the chickens in the yard. Building community while reducing energy consumption through local agriculture--everyone wins!

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    Name: David Diehn on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Courtney Miller on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Harriette Grissom on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Nancy DeBord on Apr 12, 2009

    Comments: I live three miles from Patton Avenue but slightly outside the city limits.

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    Name: Byron Ballard on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Eric Kemp on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Mareena McKinley Wright, PhD on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Charles Franklin on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Melissa Willems on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Susanne Strull on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Meri Hannon on Apr 12, 2009

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    Name: Rich Owings on Apr 12, 2009

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