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The new Pittsburgh agriculture ordinance passed in 2015. Up to date information is available from the city on their urban agriculture page and in this handout.

Yep, that's the one. The real annoyance is that low door in front -- I can hardly get anything in or out if I need to without removing the run extension.

The link in the original post goes to the old page on the mfg's website, but here it is written out: https://urbancoopcompany.com/product/starter-coop-run-extension/ The coop has a max of 4 standard-size hens. Currently we have 2.

Hello all, When we got our chickens, we also got the Urban Coop Co "Starter Coop" (no longer made) with a run extension. The run area is only about 2ft high. You can see a starter coop & run extension on their website still, although they are discontinued. The coop & extension slot together...

She is pretty! And very gentle, even though she barely knows us. I can't get a pic of her egg that shows its color -- it keeps looking white in the pics. But it is a pale, delicate shade of blue-green. Not blue enough to be turquoise but not green enough to be not-blue, if that makes sense.

Hello! We just got an EE yesterday, from the same folks that sold us our two Rhode Island Reds. I'm SHOCKED at how pretty she is! She laid for us right away, a light-blue egg. So nice to have this addition to our flock. I need to get a better pic, but you can see how pretty she is, I am...