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Quote: Sorry, I cannot support the idea of deliberately breaking the law. Most communities rely heavily on volunteers who do a lot of the grunt work of organizing various community events. And by doing that you gain exposure and (assuming that you do well) credability as to your efforts. and...

FWIW, with 32 chickens = one bird unit (the amount allowed per acre) the math works out to 14 (let's ignore the .08) on the .44 acre lot of the OP. I would think that a petition allowing a smaller number on single family residential lots that do not meet that standard would go a long way...

Of course there is--find out exactly how the ordinances are passed in your county, and start lobbying the appropriate people for change. The more residents you can get on board, the more likely you are to achieve success.

Remember that government employees work FOR YOU. You are their boss, and individual citizen voices matter--especially when you can record the echo from many other like-minded voices.

Look up the definition of pets, check on the availability of a variance, check out the Washington Post--there was an article on urban chickens in the DC area just a few days ago.