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Coon Rapids
<br />Chapter 6 — Animal Control and Licensing
<br />• (702 (2)) Keeping of roosters is prohibited.
<br />• Cats must be registered, no limitation to number
<br />• Domestic animals are permitted
<br />o defined as non-poisonous snakes or snakes not prohibited by this Chapter, birds kept
<br />indoors, non-poisonous spiders, turtles, lizards, hamsters, chinchillas, mice, rabbits,
<br />gerbils, white rats, guinea pigs, or similar small animals capable of being maintained
<br />continuously in cages and indoors.
<br />• Not permitted: Non -domestic animals
<br />o All other animals such as cows, sheep, pigs, potbellied pigs, bees, goats, swine, llamas,
<br />mules, horses or other hoofed animal, ducks, or other agricultural animals or domestic
<br />fowl and any animal, reptile or fowl, which is not naturally tame or gentle but is of a
<br />wild nature or disposition or which, because of its vicious nature or other
<br />characteristics, would constitute a danger to human life or property.
<br />Dayton
<br />Chapter 94 —Animals
<br />• (1) No owner shall allow any animal to commit acts defined or described in this section or
<br />Dayton City Code Chapter 130 as a nuisance.
<br />(3) The owning, keeping, or harboring of any animal which does any of the following is hereby
<br />declared to be an act of nuisance committed by the person owning, keeping or harboring the
<br />animal
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<br />o (f) Excessively makes disturbing noises;
<br />• No section on cats or limits
<br />• Permitted:
<br />o House pets: dogs, cats, birds, rodents (maintained continuously in a cage)
<br />o "Any living horse, mule, donkey, pony, cattle, sheep, goat, swine, chicken, goose, duck,
<br />turkey, rabbit or any other livestock in the raising of which is determined by the state of
<br />Minnesota to be an agricultural pursuit, including, but not limited to, Cervidae, llamas,
<br />and Ratitae."
<br />■ Additional animals explicitly listed: Rabbits, ferrets (vaccinated yearly),
<br />domestically raised pot-bellied pigs, and peacocks.
<br />Elk River
<br />Chapter 30-803. —Animals
<br />• One animal unit per acre of fenced pasture land is allowed for properties 5 acres or larger, CUP
<br />required for properties less than 5 acres to have agricultural animals
<br />o Agricultural animals include slaughter/steer/heifer (1 unit), horses (1 unit), mature dairy
<br />cows (1.4 units), swine under 55 pounds (0.5 units), swine over 55 pounds (0.4 units),
<br />sheep (0.1 units), ducks (0.2 units), turkey (0.018 units) and chickens (0.01 units).
<br />• "Roosters are not permitted on parcels two and one-half acres to five acres in size, unless
<br />a conditional use permit is granted."
<br />• No requirements for cats.
<br />Ham Lake
<br />Chapter 5 -3 3 0— Animal Control
<br />• The following conditions shall apply to every person who owns, controls, keeps, or maintains
<br />chickens on a residential city lot in areas zoned R-1 and RS-1:
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