Waterloo By-law 2009-047, s. 10 — Where an owner of hens can show to the satisfaction of the City’s Director of Municipal Enforcement that they owned more than four (4) hens on April 27, 2009, the person shall be allowed to keep up to six (6) of the hens owned on that date for the lifetime of the hens but shall not replace any hen that dies until the number of hens is reduced to four (4). Any person relying on this provision shall provide such information as the Director of Municipal Enforcement Services reasonably requires for the purposes of identifying existing hens and ensuring that new hens are not purchased until the number of hens is reduced to four (4). This provision shall only apply if the hens are kept in compliance with all other provisions of this Bylaw
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Where an owner of hens can show to the satisfaction of the City’s Director of Municipal Enforcement that they owned more than four (4) hens on April 27, 2009, the person shall be allowed to keep up to six (6) of the hens owned on that date for the lifetime of the hens but shall not replace any hen that dies until the number of hens is reduced to four (4). Any person relying on this provision shall provide such information as the Director of Municipal Enforcement Services reasonably requires for the purposes of identifying existing hens and ensuring that new hens are not purchased until the number of hens is reduced to four (4). This provision shall only apply if the hens are kept in compliance with all other provisions of this Bylaw.
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- 8 An owner or adult occupant of property may withdraw consent to placement of a hen coop or run that is closer to their property than otherwise required by submitting written notice to the satisfaction of the City, to the City’s Director of Municipal Enforcement Services. Where such consent is withdrawn, the City shall notify the owner of the property where the coop or run is placed, that consent has been withdrawn
- 9 Where the City notifies a property that consent to have the coop or run closer to a property than otherwise required has been withdrawn, that owner of property on which hens are kept shall ensure that the coop or run is removed or relocated within a permitted area by the later of November 1 of that calendar year or six (6) months following the date of notification being given
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