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Waterloo By-law 2009-047, s. 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 Where such consent is withdrawn, the City shall notify the owner of the property where the coop or run is placed, that consent has been withdrawn

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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 Where such consent is withdrawn, the City shall notify the owner of the property where the coop or run is placed, that consent has been withdrawn.

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