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Jonathan Luiz assigned this issue to Robert J Ruzzo - Building Department

Thank you. I hope this is resolved soon.

Staff conducted another site inspection this morning. No sign of a rooster. Is the crowing still ongoing?

Yes, he was crowing just 2 days ago. What about the chicken's? They are in a coup or building on the left of the house in the backyard.

I worked from home today, and I did see a white car parked outside my house. The thing is the car was parked no where near the home with the chickens/roosters. Also, the person in the car, never got out of the car. How would that work? I would think he would have to get out of the car and take a look in the yard.

I meant that I worked from home on Friday.

Investigation conducted and property owner contacted. Property owner has stated that they will no longer keep roosters on the property. If infraction is observed please call the building department at (860) 285-1960.

I don't understand how they can have any type of livestock on the property lots on North Circle.

You can have up to six hens per acre or fraction therof (e.g. a 1.7 acre lot can have up to 12 hens). Roosters are prohibited, so make sure that you buy only hens.

No animals can be housed and no manure can be stored within 20 feet of any property line or 150 feet from your front property line (not the curb or edge of street). You also need to keep manure piles away from inland wetlands and watercourses.