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f. Climate control — adequate ventilation and/or insulation and an operable <br />lightbulb to maintain the coop temperature between 45 95 degrees <br />Fes. Prior to issuance of an annual license, the prospective annual <br />license holder must provide a plan for maintaining an adequate temperature <br />in the coop for safety of the fowl or poultry. The plan must address both <br />extreme winter and summer temperature conditions. <br />g. Rodent proof — coop construction, all ,grain and food, -and materials must <br />be adequate to prevent access by rodents. <br />h_Coops shall be constructed and maintained in a workmanlike manner. <br />h.i. Chickens must not be housed in a residential house or an attached or detached <br />ag rage. <br />(3) A pen andexer-eise yard -is required. Pen and o aF must be constructed and <br />maintained to meet the following minimum standard: <br />a. The pen and exer-eise yar : shall be located adjacent to the coop and shall be <br />fenced with adequate coverage to keep hens in and predators out of a material <br />that can be easily raked or regularly replaced to reduce odor and flies. <br />b—Minimum size per bird shall be_: <br />tb. lien 10 square feet of floor space <br />ik 1 xereiseyard 174 . e F of <br />(4) Screening shall be installed around the perimeter of the area dedicated for the <br />keeping of chickens in a manner that minimizes view from adjacent parcels. A <br />screening plan shall be approved as part of license application subject to any <br />additional permit requirements for installation. Acceptable forms of screening are a <br />six (6) foot tall solid fence or vegetation that shall consist of plantings which shall <br />provide for year round screening and installed at a minimum of six (6) feet tall. <br />gar -age. <br />(6)(5)_All premises on which hens are kept or maintained shall be kept clean from filth, <br />garbage, and any substances which attract rodents. The coop and its surrounding <br />must be cleaned frequently enough to control odor. Manure shall not be allowed to <br />accumulate in a way that causes an unsanitary condition or causes odors detectible <br />on another property. Failure to comply with these conditions may result in the <br />officer removing chickens from the premises or revoking a chicken license. <br />(7) All gfain and food ster-ed for- the use of the hens on a prefnise with a ehieke <br />(S)(6LHens, coop, and pen andexere se and shall not be kept in such a manner <br />as to constitute a nuisance to the occupants of adjacent property. <br />(9)(71—Any violation of the above conditions, (i.e. roaming chickens, <br />uncontrolled odor), if not remedied within 10 days, may result in revocation <br />of the homeowner's license. <br />(49)L�LIf the license holder discontinues having chickens, the homeowner shall <br />have 60 days to remove the coop and, —pen, and exer-e se y 1 associated <br />with the keeping of chickens in its entirety. If the coop was licensed as an <br />allowed third accessory structure for chickens, the coop/third structure must <br />be removed and cannot be repurposed for a storage structure. If the <br />homeowner/license holder fails to perform either of the above, the City may <br />enter upon the subject property, remove the coop, pen, and exercise yard <br />216591v2 <br />' - Formatted: Indent: Left: 0.81 ",Right: 0", Tab stops: <br />1.31 ", Left + Not at 0.79" <br />Formatted: No bullets or numbering <br />