On Jun 28, 2009, at 5:10 PM, tara hui wrote:
It does include your own dwelling. I think it's 20ft away from any opening - window or doors. This of course precludes the possibility of having the coop inside the structure where you live.
That said, I believe so far the enforcement had been on complaint only bases. Has anyone heard otherwise?
Tara
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To: sf-fowl@yahoogroups
From: abelkora@gmail.
Date: Sun, 28 Jun 2009 18:43:20 +0000
Subject: [sf-fowl] SF fowl rule question
Hello,
Does the rule to locate the coop 20 feet away from an inhabited property include your own? Does anyone know how strictly these rules are enforced assuming neighbors are ok with the hens?
I suppose having the coop inside a dwelling gets around this rule. What are your thoughts on an indoor coop-say under the house or in the garage? What drawbacks do you see assuming the hens would be able to wander outside all day long.
Amy
Does the rule to locate the coop 20 feet away from an inhabited property include your own? Does anyone know how strictly these rules are enforced assuming neighbors are ok with the hens?
I suppose having the coop inside a dwelling gets around this rule. What are your thoughts on an indoor coop-say under the house or in the garage? What drawbacks do you see assuming the hens would be able to wander outside all day long.
Amy
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