Chicken Rules & Regulations

1. Property owners may have up to ten chickens contained on their property.

2. No roosters are allowed in Lakewood Hills.

3. All chickens must be securely confined to the owner's property.

4. The chickens may not be easily visible from the roads or common areas.

5. Owners of chickens must submit to the Board of Trustees for its approval a detailed description of their method of disposing of chicken waste products.

The board is authorized to issue citations for any violations of these regulations.  The property owner will have 30 days to rectify the situation.  If not rectified in 30 days, the board may impose a fine of $50.  Additional fines of $50 may be imposed for every month in which the situation is not rectified. The fines will be added to the property owner's assessment invoice.

 

 

 

Chicken Waste Disposal Plan

 

When chicken waste accumulates in my coop or enclosed area, I move it to my compost pile.  When the compost is digested, I spread it on my garden or landscaping.  It is all consumed by my property. I understand that the temperature of the compost must reach between 135 and 155 degrees in order to kill harmful bacteria.

 

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