| Are chickens allowed in Arlington? | Yes |
| How many chickens can you have? | 4 to 25 (depending on lot size) |
| Can you have roosters in Arlington? | No |
| Chicken coop placement rules: | 50 feet from the nearest habitation |
| Application process: | Permit required |
| More information: | Arlington City Code |
Interested in the world of urban chicken farming in Arlington? Master the crucial guidelines for a successful poultry project.
- Maximum number of chickens:
- 4 chickens on properties of 1/2 acre or less.
- 10 chickens on properties of at least 1/2 acre but less than 1 acre.
- 25 chickens on properties of 1 acre or more.
- Roosters: Roosters are prohibited in all areas except agricultural zoning.
- Pen requirements:
- All chickens must be kept in a secure and sanitary pen.
- The pen must be located at least 50 feet from the nearest habitation.
Stay updated on Arlington’s evolving backyard chicken rules; contact officials for the most current information.
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Last updated: 4/24/24