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City Commission Moves to Allow Backyard Chickens and Rabbits

October 08, 2024 | Roy City Planning and Zoning, Roy, Weber County, Utah


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City Commission Moves to Allow Backyard Chickens and Rabbits
The Royce City Planning Commission convened on October 8, 2024, to address several agenda items, beginning with the Pledge of Allegiance led by Commissioner Hobert. The meeting commenced without any declared conflicts among the commissioners and proceeded to approve the minutes from the September 24, 2024 work session unanimously.

A significant topic of discussion was the continued public hearing regarding an amendment to Title 10, Chapter 11 of the supplementary development standards. This amendment seeks to allow the keeping of chickens, hens, and rabbits in single-family residential zones. The discussion is a continuation from a previous public hearing held on June 11, where initial comments were gathered.

Staff member Steve presented the details of the proposed amendment, emphasizing the importance of community input. The commission is considering reopening the floor for additional comments from residents, reflecting the ongoing interest in urban agriculture and its implications for local zoning regulations. The outcome of this discussion could impact residential practices and community standards in Royce City.

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