SALEM, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW)In Salem, the City Council is once again debating whether to allow backyard chickens. At this week’s meeting, one resident presented a detailed proposal to change the city ordinance, calling for strict regulations including permits, a six-hen limit, no roosters, and neighbor approval. Those in favor say it’s about food security and property rights. Council members noted that most residents they have spoken to oppose the idea. No vote was taken, and the council said they will revisit the issue in July. For more Government stories from MitchellNow.com, Click Here.
Salem Council Weighs Proposal to Allow Backyard Chickens
The Salem City Council is once again weighing the possibility of allowing backyard chickens. A resident presented a proposal at this week’s meeting outlining strict rules—permits, a six-hen cap, no roosters, and neighbor approval.
