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Commission flags chicken ordinance change for lots smaller than 20,000 square feet
2168157 · January 30, 2025
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Summary
Commissioners said the city's current requirement that property be 20,000 square feet to keep chickens excludes many residential lots and asked staff to pursue changes addressing smaller lots.
Members of the Fruit Heights Planning Commission discussed revising the municipal chicken ordinance to allow residents on smaller lots to keep backyard chickens.
The meeting transcript records commissioners saying the city's…
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