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Richmond council adopts changes to livestock ordinance, sets two-acre minimum
Richmond City Council · February 17, 2026
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Summary
The council gave second reading and adopted Ordinance 75-3 to amend the city’s animal code, creating a two-acre minimum lot size for keeping livestock, emphasizing permit requirements and grandfathering existing permit holders.
Richmond’s City Council on Feb. 16 gave second reading and adopted Ordinance 75-3, amending Article 3 of Chapter 14 (the livestock provisions) to change permitting requirements and create a minimum lot-size standard.
City management said the update responds to an increase in requests to…
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