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UPDATE: Chattanooga City Council Votes on Chicken Ordinance During Tuesday's Meeting
HAMILTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, JUL 23 – The ordinance caps hens at eight per single-family lot and bans roosters, egg sales, and chick incubation to minimize neighborhood impact, after 12 years of efforts.
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City Council Approves Ordinance Allowing Up to 8 Chickens on Single-Family Lots in Chattanooga - Hits 96
In The Know with Gino… As an update for the Chattamatters NOW Segment from last week… The City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday night to pass a new Urban Chicken Ordinance permitting residents to keep up to eight laying hens on single-family properties. Opposing council members Marvene Noel and Jenni Berz voiced concerns, with Noel proposing an amendment to exclude her District 8, which was not seconded. Supporters highlighted community enthusiasm and…
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