frenchkitchen
- Date Joined:Apr 11, 2011
- Instructables:2
- Total Views:20,994
- Featured %:50%
- Subscribers:14
- Comments:27
Instructables 
Patches
from
MichelMoermans
Comments 1-10 of 27(view all)
» That answers the age old question of whether the chicken came before the coop. :)
» Thank you for your kind words. Working on the plans. Will update everyone once they are…
» Thank$.
» Thanks! What would you recommend the rent to be set at? ;)
» Thanks for your kind words, comments and questions. This was definately a passion pro…
» It is one foot less than what our city required for a permit for an accessory dwelling.…
» Wow, I'm so flatered that so many people want to see plans for the coop. I literally ju…
» Thanks for your kind words.
» Wow, you must really want to build a chicken coop. No i'm definately not adverse, just …
» Good suggestion on the wood barrels. Yes, the eggs taste richer. The yolks are darker…
» Thank you for your kind words. Working on the plans. Will update everyone once they are…
» Thank$.
» Thanks! What would you recommend the rent to be set at? ;)
» Thanks for your kind words, comments and questions. This was definately a passion pro…
» It is one foot less than what our city required for a permit for an accessory dwelling.…
» Wow, I'm so flatered that so many people want to see plans for the coop. I literally ju…
» Thanks for your kind words.
» Wow, you must really want to build a chicken coop. No i'm definately not adverse, just …
» Good suggestion on the wood barrels. Yes, the eggs taste richer. The yolks are darker…
Orangeboard
3
comments
|
Add Comment
|
Apr 26, 2011. 11:31 PMNaturalCrafter
says:
I love your chicken coop design. If they let us have chickens here I would be out there now building one. Fantastic. Cher - Craftcycle-NaturalCrafting
Apr 28, 2011. 12:20 PMLaLasha
says:
check out your municipal code lots of places allow them and also check your zoning. I live in colorado springs in the proper you can only have up to six chickens no roosters( not that I wanted one) but I live out side the city limits and out side of the city limits I can have up to ten chickens on less then 1 acer. I love having chickens fresh eggs are awesome.
In my city, residents can have up to 3 chickens and no roosters with out a permit. If you wish to have more, you can, but you need to get a permit from the county. The permit costs $35. It's pretty straight-forward.
You notify your surrounding neighbors, build it a certain distance from any living space and then let the county come inspect the soundness of your coop. Needless to say, the county said it was the nicest coop they had ever seen and or inspected.
You notify your surrounding neighbors, build it a certain distance from any living space and then let the county come inspect the soundness of your coop. Needless to say, the county said it was the nicest coop they had ever seen and or inspected.
 |
