Saanich: Bylaw No. 8556, s. 38.5 — Any person keeping hens on a parcel of land in a single family residential zone of less than 1,114.8 m (12,000 sq. ft.) shall comply with the following requirements:
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Indexed textshall be kept free from vermin and obnoxious smells and substances, one time and any manure shall be stored in a fully enclosed structure or container, Page 18 of 37 Animals Bylaw, 2004, No. 8556 other products derived from hens shall not be permitted on the parcel, container,
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- 38.3 Notwithstanding s.38.1, a maximum of five hens are permitted on any parcel in a single family residential zone or rural zone having an area less than 1,114.8 m (12,000 sq. ft.) provided:
- 38.4 No person shall keep a hen or hens on a parcel in a single family residential zone having an area less than 1,114.8 m (12,000 sq. ft.) unless they are kept in a building and enclosure which (a) is located at least 3 m from the rear lot line and side lot lines of the parcel, (b) is located at least 3 m from any door or window of a residential building, (c) is located in the rear yard of the parcel, (d)is not more than 2 m in height, 2 2 (e) provides each hen with at least .37 m of coop floor area and at least .92 m of roofed outdoor enclosure area, and, (f) occupies an area of land not exceeding 9.2 m (99 sq. ft.).
- 38.6 No person may keep hens on parcels of land in a single family residential zone that are less than 1,114.8 m (12,000 sq. ft.) in area unless that person has registered that flock of hens with the Municipality by completing and submitting a registration form issued by the Municipality containing the following information:
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