August 18, 2009 at 2:10 pm
· Filed under Chicken Housing, Chickens and the Law
Now Indiana has caught the chicken bug! Here’s hoping that residents are allowed to keep their backyard flocks. You can read more here: ‘Chicken underground’ emerges in Indiana
I was most interested in the “stealth chicken coop” concept. Apparently people are making coops that look like garbage cans to circumvent the law. I’d rather change the law so I can get a hot pick eglu!

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August 4, 2009 at 6:35 am
· Filed under Chickens and the Law, My Chicken Flock

From Today's Tennessean
Jenny Upchurch from the Tennessean wrote an article titled: Urban chicken coops spark Nashville zoning conflict.
I am worried that our beautiful hens will have to go, but on the other hand, someone had to advocate for them!
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July 30, 2009 at 12:27 pm
· Filed under Chickens and the Law
A mother’s quest to feed her kids healthier food is causing controversy in Fulton County. CBS Atlanta’s Joanna Massee reports.

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July 12, 2009 at 12:17 pm
· Filed under Chickens and the Law
It’s time to get politically active. There is pending legislation to make chickens illegal in Nashville Metro.
Here’s the story in the Tennessean: http://kl.am/1lAM
Here’s info on the ordinance: http://kl.am/1lAT
We need to get a group together to attend the next council meeting, July 21st, 6:30 p.m. at Council Chamber at the Metropolitan Courthouse. I am gathering more information about what we can do to oppose this legislation. Please let me know if you can attend the meeting with me and/or help oppose this.
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August 12, 2008 at 7:19 am
· Filed under Chickens and the Law
Our cool neighbors, while excited about the chicken project, were worried that I was breaking a law. But, lookie here!
“8.12.020 Keeping of chickens.
No person shall keep chickens within the metropolitan government area in such a manner that a nuisance is created.
(Prior code ยง 8-1-1)”
Referenced from here.
So, as long as we don’t have roosters, we should be good.
I will post pictures of the coop in progress tomorrow.
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