6603 Zoe Ella Way Glendale, AZ 85306-2823
R1-10, R1-8, R1-7, R1-6, R1-4 (Urban Residential 10, 8, 7, 6, & 4): These zoning districts do not allow for horses or any other livestock including swine and chickens. PAD (Planned Area Development): Please contact the Planning Division at 623-930-2800 to obtain specifics on if horses are allowed within this zoning district. PRD (Planned Residential Developm…
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R1-6 · Glendale, AZR1-10, R1-8, R1-7, R1-6, R1-4 (Urban Residential 10, 8, 7, 6, & 4): These zoning districts do not allow for horses or any other livestock including swine and chickens. PAD (Planned Area Development): Please contact the Planning Division at 623-930-2800 to obtain specifics on if horses are allowed within this zoning district. PRD (Planned Residential Development): Please contact the Planning Division at 623-930-2800 to obtain specifics on if horses are allowed within this zoning district. How many chickens & roosters may I have on my property? Residents of a single-family detached residence may keep up to six (6) domestic chickens (hens) on their property. Roosters and all other male domestic chickens are prohibited within Glendale city limits. Chickens must be kept in an enclosure located in the rear or side yard. The enclosure must be located at least 20 feet from neighboring property and comply with all applicable setback and separation requirements of the Glendale Unified Development Code and the International Building Code, including maintaining at least 10 feet of separation from primary and accessory structures. The enclosure may not exceed 200 square feet in area or 8 feet in height. Owners are responsible for maintaining the enclosure in a sanitary condition. Manure must be removed and disposed of or composted at least twice each week, composted manure must be managed to prevent insect infestation, and feed must be stored in rodent-proof and insect-proof containers. Chickens must remain contained within the enclosure and may not run at large. How many dogs may I have on my property? The City of Glendale does not have a limit on the number of dogs that can live on a property. However, please be aware that this does not constitute as the allowance for a dog kennel. A dog kennel is classified as a business that will require a business license and review from the Planning Division to determine if the business is located in the correct zone district. Additionally, please consult the City of Glendale's Code Compliance Division at 623-930-2800 to get specifics on how the City regulates noise and smell. Lastly, contact the County of Maricopa to obtain details on animal care and control. MOBILE HOMES / RECREATIONAL VEHICLES Can I locate a mobile home or fabricated home on my property and what types of fees will I need to pay? A property owner may utilize a mobile home or fabricated home as a single-family dwelling on his property in all zone districts that permit one single-family dwelling units subject to conditions as prescribed in the particular zone.
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