FARGO, N.D. (AP) - City commissioners in Fargo have cleared the way for homeowners to keep chickens on their property.
A new ordinance approved by commissioners clears up conflicting city codes regulating chicken coops and chickens. KFGO (https://bit.ly/2oUm6c6 ) says the new local law includes specifications for size, construction and location of chicken coops, caps the number of chickens at four and bans roosters because of the noise.
A permit to keep chickens will cost $15 to $20. The ordinance becomes law after a second reading.
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Information from: KFGO-AM, https://www.kfgo.com
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