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Bring Backyard Chickens to Cambridge

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Alexis Brenner
10 years ago

Backyard chickens are awesome! As long as everything is planned and carried out responsibly, chickens are a beneficial addition to city living.

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Tim Boughton
10 years ago

My family would love to have chickens. Especially as a way to educate our children about chickens, eggs, and food.

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Jen Orlowski
10 years ago

We would love for this to be allowed in Cambridge. Our family just hatched chicks and we would have loved to keep a few of them...my son got so attached and how wonderful would it be to wake up to fresh eggs. Please review this and make the change!

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Aleksandra kulik
10 years ago

Bring chickens to Cambridge

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Susan Brocklebank
10 years ago

chickens for all!!

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Trish moon
10 years ago

Such an outdated law. Get a panel of well informed people and create regulations!

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Kathryn VanDyk
10 years ago

Preston here! While my current property doesn't have enough space to raise chickens, I would be very disappointed to have a large property and not be allowed to do so.

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Kendra Veenendaal-Knowles
10 years ago

Galt

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Johanna Veenendaal-Knowles
10 years ago

Galt

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Nick Dautovich
10 years ago

Yes!

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Taryn Sachse
10 years ago

Bring back the Back Yard Chickens

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Tanya Pilkington
10 years ago

Chickens carry less diseases than cats, can produce food, education, responsiblity. They are not loud like a dog left in a backyard all day. They create great compost for your garden and eat tons of your compost therefore relieve our green waste bin. Changing the bylaw to allow a certain number and no rooster would be a step forward in permaculture, caring for our environment and providing a basic food to many families who want this as their pet.

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Tanya Pilkington
10 years ago

Chickens carry less diseases than cats, can produce food, education, responsiblity. They are not loud like a dog left in a backyard all day. They create great compost for your garden and eat tons of your compost therefore relieve our green waste bin. Changing the bylaw to allow a certain number and no rooster would be a step forward in permaculture, caring for our environment and providing a basic food to many families who want this as their pet.

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Julie Lewis
10 years ago

Galt

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Cynthia Dschankilic
10 years ago

This idea is long overdue. I agree with it ethically, philosophically as well as practically. (Preston)

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Amy Hanley
10 years ago

With proper regulations this is a great thing for a community and families. Please let us have chickens.

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Tish Yeomans
10 years ago

Galt

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I support backyard chickens.

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Wendy Newell
10 years ago

Galt

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Jessie chester
10 years ago

Galt