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Allow Poultry in Cashmere, WA

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Luis Barragan
1 year ago

I support having backyard poultry

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Katie Secrist
3 years ago

Yes please!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Pleas, pleas, pleas let us have chickens!

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Shannon Rushing
3 years ago Featured

I love having our chickens and ducks as well as our kids. Having them to be self-sufficient, as well as responsible for some thing, other than a dog.

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Karen Hartman
3 years ago

Not a problem having chickens in town yards.

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Logan McDiffitt
3 years ago

Let the people have their chickens!

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Irvin Alloway
3 years ago

Under these rules people should be able to gave chickens and ducks.

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Alexandra Huller
3 years ago

Poultry should be allowed in cashmere.

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Emily Keenan
3 years ago

There should be no issue with a few hens on our small lots

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Shelby Dronen
3 years ago Featured

Chickens are great and not invasive. It would be wonderful to be more self sufficient and have your own eggs.

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Anonymous
3 years ago Featured

I support the allowance of small animals raised for food in the city of Cashmere. Everyone should have the right to grow and raise their own food.

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Reigan Stanfield
3 years ago

We want chickens!

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Craig Smith
3 years ago

Free the chickens

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Harry Himmelhaver
3 years ago

Need chickens if owners keep their area clean.

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Cheyenne
3 years ago

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Kate Terrell
3 years ago

Poultry should be allowed within the city limits.

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Johnny Burns
3 years ago Featured

I lived in the Everett and Bothell area for 14 years before recently moving back to Cashmere. Chickens were common at many private residences and never an issue. I also worked closely with Everett code enforcement fielding complaints and the only complaints I came across were a noisy rooster. Raising chickens for a sustainable food source is a no brainer and I was surprised to hear The City of Cashmere doesn't allow it. It needs to change.

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Dee Gutierrez
3 years ago Featured

The city needs to be like the other cities and allow a certain amount of hens on someones property. Nothing better than fresh eggs and sitting out with a beverage enjoying "Chicken TV".

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Nicole Begin
3 years ago

319 tigner

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Pat Brazil
3 years ago

This is an option everyone needs to have at this time. One acre minimum seems to be an unreasonable restriction. The vast majority of properties in town are perfectly sufficient for raising small number of hens. Maybe even a permission for 24 hour limited rooster stud allowance. Please consider. Thank you.