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Please help legalize backyard chickens in Thomson township

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Lynn kostka
9 years ago

Please let backyard chickens

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Susan Stokes
9 years ago Featured

This is a ridiculously outdated ordinance and should be changed. As long as the chickens are confined to the backyard, there is no difference from having a cat or dog! Cats use flower/vegetable gardens for litter boxes, and dogs bark, etc. Chickens eat ticks, grubs, etc., and make no noise at all (minus the rooster). This needs to be re-thought!

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Adelle Crotteau
9 years ago

Yay for chickens!

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Sarah
9 years ago

Yes- help make chickens legal- its sustainable!

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Susan Scholz
9 years ago

Please allow a limited number of chickens per household to reside within city limits of Thompson Township.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I would LOVE to have chickens in our backyard! They can be kept in Duluth city limits. Seems we should be able to have them in Esko, too.

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Lisa Prusi
9 years ago

Seems it's time to look at old ordinances and update then to reflect today's life styles.

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Jean Drost
9 years ago

Yes yes yes!!! Meat chickens too!

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J Bergman
9 years ago

Go for it!

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Alex Adolfs
9 years ago

KEEP THE CHICKS

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Russ Young
9 years ago

Yay chickens!

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Howard Schmitz
9 years ago

Chicks are great pets

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Michael Jasken
9 years ago

Please allow chickens within Esko

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Mark Trimble
9 years ago

I would love to see chickens allowed in Thompson township!!

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Pauline A Ikola
9 years ago

I love chickens! Please reconsider the chicken ban.

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Barb McIsaac
9 years ago

I support legalizing chickens in our Esko community.

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Kathryn Hyde
9 years ago

What's the big deal? Legalize!

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Joel Kilichowski
9 years ago Featured

The way it's currently zoned. My direct neighbor to my right has a herd of buffalo, and my direct neighbor to my right has cows, a pony, a donkey and all kinds of poultry, but us in between are not allowed even a few chickens. Common sense here only makes sense.

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Joanne Lamminen
9 years ago

Esko, MN

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Rebecca Provost
9 years ago

Thanks for starting this. I think that it is a great cause and chickens can do so much good.