Amend Stirling-Rawdon’s Bylaws to Allow for Backyard Hens
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Jesse Meldrum
6 years ago
Let us grow our own food
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Dan Nicholls
6 years ago
It’s real hard to find eggs an the supermarket today give them a break, let’s feed the community we’re all winners in the long run!
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Jennifer Aylsworth
6 years ago
A homeowner within city limits should be allowed to have several hens on their property for the purpose of their own consumption of eggs or chicken
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Vicki Gilmour
6 years ago
Nothing wrong with people getting back to supplying their own food.
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Vanessa storms
6 years ago
Fresh eggs and some light farming is good for anytown
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Kim Gunby
6 years ago
If the hens are secured, cleaned up after and quiet, I believe they should be allowed in the backyard.
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Randy Dalgir
6 years ago
Having chickens is another way to teach kids responsibility
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Ernie Finkle
6 years ago
A few.
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Michael
6 years ago
Chickens are a wonderful way for the people of Stirling to always have fresh eggs available. In a pinch fresh meat to!
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Tracey Stevenson
6 years ago
Chickens are harmless, great pets and food supply for eggs, they are calm and relaxing! I don’t think they should be banned especially from an area with so much farm land around it:)
Let us grow our own food
It’s real hard to find eggs an the supermarket today give them a break, let’s feed the community we’re all winners in the long run!
A homeowner within city limits should be allowed to have several hens on their property for the purpose of their own consumption of eggs or chicken
Nothing wrong with people getting back to supplying their own food.
Fresh eggs and some light farming is good for anytown
If the hens are secured, cleaned up after and quiet, I believe they should be allowed in the backyard.
Having chickens is another way to teach kids responsibility
A few.
Chickens are a wonderful way for the people of Stirling to always have fresh eggs available. In a pinch fresh meat to!
Chickens are harmless, great pets and food supply for eggs, they are calm and relaxing! I don’t think they should be banned especially from an area with so much farm land around it:)