Waterloo By-law 2009-047, s. 20 — The maximum number of pigeons which may be kept on the owner’s or keeper’s property shall be calculated as follows
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The maximum number of pigeons which may be kept on the owner’s or keeper’s property shall be calculated as follows:
- a) One bird for every.227 m³ (8 cu. ft.) of air space within the loft; and,
- b) the maximum number of pigeons including their young, shall not exceed 125 pigeons on any property within the City.
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- 19 Pigeon lofts shall be so constructed that the ingress to the loft can only be obtained by what is known as a drop trap opening or a series of bobs, which shall be so installed as to prevent their being used as a means of egress by the pigeon
- 21 Each pigeon in the loft shall be provided with a perch
- 22 In the case of caged birds, other than pigeons, the maximum number that may be kept in a cage shall be regulated by the following rules
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