Do Richmond’s new chicken rules conflict with state law?
Virginia law requires you buy at least six baby chicks at a time, but under Richmond’s new ordinance homeowners can keep no more than four chickens.
Virginia law requires you buy at least six baby chicks at a time, but under Richmond’s new ordinance homeowners can keep no more than four chickens.
A homeowner can now keep up to four chickens (only hens).
A large group of city residents support the idea of keeping chickens within the city limits–and many are also opposed.
The three-year-old, 30-plot Tricycle community garden at the eastern edge of the park is one thing that most people in the Chimbarzo neighborhood can agree on.
Richmond City Council passed a resolution that paves the way for a study of rules regarding backyard hens.
Britta Cruz said she was issued a citation for keeping hens in her yard. She is part of a growing flock of chicken enthusiasts who want to raise chickens at home.
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