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o (b) No roosters or other poultry shall be allowed. • No requirements for cats —domesticated animals. • "Except domesticated pets, and as permitted under Chapter 5-200, no raising, breeding, keeping or occupancy of livestock, poultry or other animals shall be permitted on any lands other than those zoned R-A Rural Single Family Residential. In land zoned R-A such activities may be permitted on parcels in excess of three (3) contiguous acres, provided the occupant has obtained an Animal Permit. As many as three (3) such animals may be kept on a lot or parcel of land containing three (3) acres. One (1) additional such animal, per acre, may be kept upon lots or parcels of land containing more than three (3) acres." o No definition of livestock is provided for clarification on types of animals. Nowthen Chapter 11 —Zoning —Section 11-4-15: Animals • Three acre minimum requirement, three animal units allowed of agricultural animals (including ducks) with one additional unit per acre allowed. • Roosters not permitted on properties three acres or less — no other mention in Code. • Only mention of dogs/cats is in regards to Conditional Use Permits for breeding. Osseo Chapter 94 — Animals • No relevant chicken ordinances • No relevant agricultural animal ordinances • No relevant cat ordinances Rogers Chapter 10-22 —Restrictions on keeping certain animals • (1) Chickens and other domestic fowl. • (2) Any combination of animals and/or fowl of any age kept in such numbers or under conditions that reasonably annoy, injure, or endanger the health, safety, comfort, repose, or welfare of the public or of the animals or fowl. Chapter 10-27 — Limit of dogs or cats on one premises • Not more than three dogs or cats over six months of age shall be kept on any one premises except at a licensed commercial kennel or a licensed residential kennel. Sec. 125-326 —Animal, livestock, and farming operations. • Agricultural animals include slaughter/steer/heifer (1 unit), horses (1 unit), mature dairy cows (1.4 units), swine under 55 pounds (0.05 units), swine over 55 pounds (0.4 units), goat/sheep (0.1 units), goose/duck (0.02 units), turkey (0.018 units) and chickens (0.01 units), llama (0.5 units). • Animal units are dependent on a zoning district's maximum density: o Rural estate zoning districts only (RE-2 and RE-5) requires three acres for the first animal unit and one additional acre per each additional animal unit.