05/10/2023 P & Z Combined Packet

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Current Backyard Chicken ordinances 5/5/2023 Hugo - only allowed on agricultural, long-term agricultural, future urban service, and rural residential zoning districts Wyoming - allowed in agricultural, or on properties 1 acre or larger Blaine - Allowed in residential estate, R-1, R-1AA, R-1A, R-1B (those are all single family zones) • 6 hens allowed, no roosters. • Permit required • Must comply with 11 conditions covering registration with the city, # of chickens, coop size, location of coop etc. Shoreview - Allowed in residential estate and R-1. • 2 acres or less: 4 hens • More than 2 acres: conditional use to have more than 4 hens, may be permitted to have roosters • Permit required • Must comply with 7 conditions covering # of chickens, coop size, location of coop etc. White Bear Lake - 4 hens allowed, no roosters • Permit required • Must comply with 14 conditions covering # of chickens, coop size, location of coop etc. Circle Pines - 4 hens allowed, no roosters • Permit required • Must compy with 13 conditions • Must submit site plan along with application. Centerville - 4 hens allowed, no roosters • Permit required • Must have a minimum of 10,000 sf lot White Bear Township - 4 hens allowed, no roosters Minneapolis - Up to 30 hens depending on permit fee amount • Permit required • Must take an approved fowl education course. • Must get approval from neighbors. • Must get approval from zoning • Inspection from animal control officer St. Paul - Up to 15 hens depending on permit fee amount and requirements to meet • Permit required. • Must notify adjacent neighbors for up to 6 hens, get approval from 75% of neighbors for 7-15 hens. • Must submit site plan along with application. • Inspected by animal control officers yearly.