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  1. Gargoyle

    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    Tell the seller and their realtor that they lost the sale due to their towns chicken laws. It's one way to spread the word that these laws are hurting the townships.
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    Here's an article from 2012 about Bollingbrook: http://bolingbrook.patch.com/groups/politics-and-elections/p/should-backyard-chicken-coops-be-allowed-in-bolingbrook The village attorney said "there's been no request by anybody to raise a chicken in their backyard" in Bolingbrook. But it sounds...
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    Springfield allows chickens... The following is from the Chicago Tribune, May 11, 2014. Quote:
  4. Gargoyle

    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    Check out this listing on Craigslist, 5 mi. north of 64. https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/mat/4178905036.html 5 acres total, a mix of B1 (business) and F (farm), I'm pretty sure residential is allowed on the F section. Their site with more info: www.buy25.webs.com
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    So, when can we welcome you to the neighborhood?
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    I'm in unincorporated Kane Co., St. Charles Township, less than 5 acres but zoned AG, so I have no problems. There is a member here,"6chickens in St. Charles", lives right in town, but she hasn't been online in over six months. You might want to stop by Trellis Farm & Garden on Kirk, they should...
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    Better ban cats and small dogs for the same reason. Or maybe just ban candy bars.
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    It won't hurt to talk to them individually. If anyone has the dedication, it shouldn't be too hard in the next election to replace one or two. In a community of 750, I'd guess 100 votes would be enough to get someone elected. (assuming the 750 includes children, plus lots of people who don't...
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    I don't see anything relevant in the DuPage County zoning ordinances at http://www.dupageco.org/Zoning/ I did a search for "poultry", "chickens" "roosters", and "fowl". It only says that roadstands selling poultry products are allowed, and all I found are these two: Quote: Quote...
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    Chickens are not similar to goats. Nor are they naturally wild, since most breeds have only been developed in the past 50 to 150 years. Also, the law makes an exception for birds. IANAL, but I don't see how they could enforce that law against a few backyard chickens.
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    Defeated 4 to 2. http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20120723/news/707239596/ Quote: Oh yes, they'd need to hire several more police officers to control those rampant marauding chicken gangs! (A-mazing!)
  12. Gargoyle

    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    Welcome to BYC. There is a lot of info here on changing town ordinances, you might want to give it a shot.
  13. Gargoyle

    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    That's lousy. There are five Government Models in Eruope: The English Model - All is permitted, except that which is forbidden. The German Model - All is forbidden, except that which is permitted. The Russian Model - All is forbidden, including that which is permitted. The French Model -...
  14. Gargoyle

    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    I wonder if a higher court would ever uphold something like that. IANAL, but that seems contrary to the founding principles of our nation.
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    illinois towns that allow backyard chickens

    I tried looking though the Dupage county zoning code online, and all I could find were references to property over 5 acres that is zoned agricultural. In Kane county there is a classification for farmetttes in unincorporated areas, if I understand the code correctly I believe those are a minimum...
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