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Animals
What sort of animals may I keep on my property?
If you have a farm, that is, a parcel of land of at least five acres used primarily for the raising of crops, livestock, and/or poultry, there is no limit to the type or number of animals you may have.
What are the limitations if I don’t have a farm?
There are no limitations on common domestic pets unless they are poultry or hoofed animals such as horses, ponies, mules, donkeys and cattle. For such animals you will need a lot of at least two acres for the first such animal and an additional acre for each additional animal.
- For other hoofed animals, such as llamas, alpacas, sheep, swine, or other similar animals you’ll need at least a lot of at least one acre for the first animal and 20,000 square feet for each additional animal.
- For poultry, you must have a lot of at least half an acre and there shall be no more than ten (10) fowl per every one-half (1/2) acre.
Am I allowed to keep my animals in a separate building?
You may house your animals, equipment, and manure, in a separate building provided that the building is at least 100 feet away from any property line, wetlands or watercourse.
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