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In February of 2010, students of Dr. Hugh Bartling at DePaul University conducted a survey of more than 20 U.S. municipalities that allow chickens. The survey focused on how the laws were implemented and the issues that arose. Read the original report here.
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Posted by Jen on September 4, 2012 at 3:53 pm
i began chicken keeping in May but apparently it is against our current ordinances and a neighbor has complained and i now have 2 weeks to find another home for my chickens, which makes me (and my 94 yr old mom) very sad. I will comply with the request but would like to begin the process of changing the ordinance. I have found this report to be useful and intend to use it. Any other suggestions would be very appreciated. Thank you!
Posted by chickenwoman on September 4, 2012 at 6:36 pm
So sorry to hear that, Jen.
Check out the Resources for Legalizing Chickens tab, and search for the information on the Arlington Heights group – they are working on legalizing chickens and may also have some great resources. If you do not find their email addresses (Mary, Matt, or Renee), I can email them to you offline.