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Commission weighs tightening rules for livestock on residential lots
2292360 · February 13, 2025
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Summary
Commissioners discussed complaints about animals kept on residential lots where owners do not live, and asked staff to consider amending the animal-care/nuisance rules or adding conditions to conditional-use permits to require dwelling occupancy and manure control.
Several commissioners raised concerns Feb. 12 about properties where livestock are kept in residential zones but the owner does not appear to live on site. Commissioners said some lots have horses and other animals but no primary residence, and neighbors raised odor and property-maintenance concerns.
Staff noted…
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