I do know that with all the problems facing the city that include gang killings galore, illegal immigrants running rampant a lot greater threatening numbers than chickens I can assure you, the Chicago city council again shows their usual idiocy as they have with other ridiculous bans they've tried or successfully instituted in the city.
Like the Foie Gras ban that has the world laughing along with the Illinois total ban on smoking awaiting Jan 1st to go into effect, an attempt at making Chicago a sanctuary city for illegals and not to forget a ban attempted around the country by doo gooders everywhere, the ever popular food fat ban.
Anyhow, the chickens are probably loving this idea as the city isn't exactly a fun place for man nor beast in the wintertime now that global warming has set in full force this winter lol.
Like the Foie Gras ban that has the world laughing along with the Illinois total ban on smoking awaiting Jan 1st to go into effect, an attempt at making Chicago a sanctuary city for illegals and not to forget a ban attempted around the country by doo gooders everywhere, the ever popular food fat ban.
Anyhow, the chickens are probably loving this idea as the city isn't exactly a fun place for man nor beast in the wintertime now that global warming has set in full force this winter lol.
Chicago considers chicken ban
Yahoo! News: "CHICAGO - The City Council is poised to send a message to residents: We don't want your clucking chickens. Coming up for a vote Wednesday is a proposal to ban chickens, a former barnyard denizen that is pecking its way into cities across the country as part of a growing organic food trend among young professionals and other urban dwellers. Chicken lovers say the birds make great pets, don't take up much backyard space and provide tasty, nutritious eggs."Chicken lovers say the birds make great pets, don't take up much backyard space and provide tasty, nutritious eggs.
Cities including Madison, Wis., and Kent, Wash., have passed ordinances allowing people to keep chickens. In Ann Arbor, Mich., a councilman says he plans to introduce a resolution to allow hens to be kept for eggs, and the Board of Zoning Appeals in the upscale Indianapolis suburb of Carmel recently approved an exception to city rules to allow a family to keep three hens in their backyard.
But the Chicago alderman who proposed a Chicago ban say chicken lovers forget that the birds attract rodents. continued
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