Allow Laying Hens in the City of Edmonton

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   Name: Karen Lee on Mar 29, 2012

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   Name: Conrad Nobert on Mar 29, 2012

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   Name: Sheleena Boulianne on Mar 29, 2012

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   Name: Jordan Veldhuisen on Mar 29, 2012

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   Name: Kirsten Proulx on Mar 29, 2012

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   Name: Ariel Veldhuisen on Mar 29, 2012

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   Name: Melanie Johnson Bugera on Mar 29, 2012

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   Name: Jennifer Nguyen on Mar 29, 2012

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   Name: Katrina Foster on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Kathryn Joel on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Keely Scott on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Mary Day on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Joanne Koopmans on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Cynthia Fuhrer on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: with proper care and restrictions on numbers, habitat enclosures, etc, residents should be allowed to harvest their own eggs. Maybe paying a $25-$30 licensing or registration fee with evidence of proper enclosure and knowledge of care??

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    Name: Ronda Metszies on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Leanne Kingsbury on Mar 29, 2012

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17. 267
    Name: Mike Joohnson on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: Animals are essential in creating a delicate and balanced ecosystem. not allowing people to raise thier own food and learn where food comes from is denying them thier rights of access to food, and a better quality of live and increase thier own health. By mandating that all food needs to be put through mega farms only divorces the individual from thier food, and puts there health at risk. I strongly encourage you to consider allowing this exemption, and make edmonton a better place to live.

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18. 268
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 29, 2012

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19. 269
    Name: Matthew Luke on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: If your allowed pigeons, you should be allowed chickens.

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    Name: Sandie Hay on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Chris Price on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Lisa Lunn on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Michael Hingston on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Angela Wilson on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Vikki Wiercinski on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Tamsin Shute on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Paul Samboryk on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: Would love to be able to do this in the city!

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28. 278
    Name: Jacqueline Babey on Mar 29, 2012

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29. 279
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: I sincerely hope that this bylaw will change. It can only better our community.

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30. 280
    Name: Donna Johnson on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: I completely support chickens in Edmonton's backyards. I wouldn't want to allow roosters though.

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31. 281
    Name: Donna Johnson on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: I completely support chickens in Edmonton's backyards. I wouldn't want to allow roosters though.

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32. 282
    Name: Arinna Grittani on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: Farm fresh eggs, all the time, without the cost! yes please!

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    Name: Monica Maddaford on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Christopher Heffley on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: In Forbes magazine's top 10 cities to live in the US, 7 of the 10 cities allow the keeping of chickens. something to consider for a fairly conservative magazine.

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    Name: Julie Yerex on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Trisia Eddy on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Kellie Menard on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Sean MacQueen on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Lana Bilokon on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Rhonda Heft on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: To prevent large scale poultry operations, limiting the number allowed would be beneficial in community relations, as far less complaint would be heard about farms in the city, etc. Small scale family supply would be ideal.

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    Name: Ted Koopmans on Mar 29, 2012

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43. 293
    Name: Kevin Sisk on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: it's just a good idea

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44. 294
    Name: Netta Johnson on Mar 29, 2012

    Comments: How great it would be if we could legally keep hens in the city! Netta

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    Name: Melissa St. Dennis on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Jon Bakker on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Annand Ollivierre on Mar 29, 2012

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    Name: Michael Moore on Mar 30, 2012

    Comments: We shouldn't even have to battle this issue. Back yard chickens are part of our heritage and are not a health risk. In Calgary where I used to live in Sunnyside there are hundreds of pigeons living all throughout the neighbourhood but there is no bylaw officer going around capturing them and ridding the neighbourhood of unhealthy birds. Food security is a right for all Canadians.

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49. 299
    Name: Tom Depner on Mar 30, 2012

    Comments: there's chicken's at city hall,why can't I have a couple of my own

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 30, 2012

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