I would like to take this time to gather some supporters for the idea of allowing chickents to be raised within the city limits of Desloge. Park Hills has recently passed a law that allows individuals to house up to 6 hens within city limits. After reading Chapter 210 of the city ordinances I am under the impression that it is primarilly at the discretion of the board of alderman and as long as they are not a nuisance, such as noise and oders, and follow the same restrictions as other pets. Hens will create noise when laying eggs however at a much lower decibal than that of a dogs bark and can be minimized by creating a fully enclosed area for them to lay their eggs in. Odors can be limited by limiting the amount of chickens allowed, such as Park Hills, and by using certain materials when building the coops and daily cleaning. Dogs can create up to 12 oz of waste per day whereas Chickens only produce 1.5 oz per day. Please consider these few facts and give us your support. Thank you for your time!
Reaching this level of support makes the long hours and endless research feel worth it. It is exhausting to keep pushing when the city board is so quiet, but seeing this momentum reminds me why we started this fight in the first place.
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Laura Redmond
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12 years ago
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well im trying to rush this, lol and so far not many signatures. but im hoping it catches on soon and people start signing. Park hills just recently started allowing hens so lets keep our fingers crossed. thank you for voting. :)
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Landon Dowd
12 years ago
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We tried to get bonne terre to allow it. We had like 200 signatures and they denied them. Good luck tho:)
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Laura Redmond
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12 years ago
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idk why the citys popping up under the signatures are as they are because I was home when i signed this (in Desloge) so please pay not attention to the city stated but rather the names. lol
I would like to take this time to gather some supporters for the idea of allowing chickents to be raised within the city limits of Desloge. Park Hills has recently passed a law that allows individuals to house up to 6 hens within city limits. After reading Chapter 210 of the city ordinances I am under the impression that it is primarilly at the discretion of the board of alderman and as long as they are not a nuisance, such as noise and oders, and follow the same restrictions as other pets. Hens will create noise when laying eggs however at a much lower decibal than that of a dogs bark and can be minimized by creating a fully enclosed area for them to lay their eggs in. Odors can be limited by limiting the amount of chickens allowed, such as Park Hills, and by using certain materials when building the coops and daily cleaning. Dogs can create up to 12 oz of waste per day whereas Chickens only produce 1.5 oz per day. Please consider these few facts and give us your support. Thank you for your time!
Reaching this level of support makes the long hours and endless research feel worth it. It is exhausting to keep pushing when the city board is so quiet, but seeing this momentum reminds me why we started this fight in the first place.
19 Comments
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Laura Redmond
· petition starter
12 years ago
Featured
well im trying to rush this, lol and so far not many signatures. but im hoping it catches on soon and people start signing. Park hills just recently started allowing hens so lets keep our fingers crossed. thank you for voting. :)
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Landon Dowd
12 years ago
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We tried to get bonne terre to allow it. We had like 200 signatures and they denied them. Good luck tho:)
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Laura Redmond
· petition starter
12 years ago
Featured
idk why the citys popping up under the signatures are as they are because I was home when i signed this (in Desloge) so please pay not attention to the city stated but rather the names. lol
well im trying to rush this, lol and so far not many signatures. but im hoping it catches on soon and people start signing. Park hills just recently started allowing hens so lets keep our fingers crossed. thank you for voting. :)