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Allow Backyard Chickens in Oak Forest

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Ricardo Martinez
4 months ago

Yes Chickens!

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Jessica Kurkiewicz
4 months ago

Love chickens!!

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Jimmy Gonsch
4 months ago

Yes for chickens

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Emily Kennedy
4 months ago

Chickens should be allowed but with restrictions. Where I used to live, to submit a permit application you needed signatures from anyone you shared a property line with and the city would check your yard once a year or so to make sure you were maintaining it for the safety of the birds and neighbors. I did not own chickens there but knew several people who did and that seemed to work well as a good compromise.

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Nicole chrup
4 months ago

100% support this especially for homeschooling families.

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Anonymous
4 months ago

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Maureen Connolly
4 months ago

Ii

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Anonymous
4 months ago

Chickens

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Bryan Kozik
4 months ago

Everyone should have the option of being chicken owners and progress towards self reliance.

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Magdalena Munzberger
4 months ago

Definitely we accept this

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Anonymous
4 months ago

Yes for chicken coops

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Ronald Bender
4 months ago

Yea chickens are cool eggs are good for you

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Anonymous
4 months ago

Please support Oak Forest residents owning chickens

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Pete Kowalczuk
4 months ago

Please

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Meridith Coletti
4 months ago

It would be wonderful for households to have the option of raising chickens for personal use!

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Robert Nosek
4 months ago

Fantastic cause and as long as we have clear guidelines to help new caretakers, this is a great solution.

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Carrie Fifield
4 months ago

Let’s do this!

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Savanna Reinier
4 months ago

Allowing home owners in oak forest to own chickens would benefit all families by providing fresh eggs & prevent insect infestations as they eat many bugs including ticks!!

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Melissa Gula-Wyszynski
4 months ago

I believe this to be a well thought out amendment and support it whole heartedly. My family and I would love to be able to provide for ourselves and create a more sustainable home.

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Jennifer Baker
4 months ago

As long as there are no roosters