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Springville is looking to tighten the rules on backyard chicken coops, which could change how you manage your flock. If you're thinking about starting a coop or already have one, you'll want to check these new zoning updates before you invest.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 9 the 90 before that.
Property owners in affected areas may face new construction or maintenance costs to meet safety standards.
Residents and business owners in fire-prone areas will benefit from increased safety and potentially lower insurance risks.
Developers with long-term projects may face increased costs and shorter timelines.
This prevents new industrial processing sites from being established in the city.
Allows the property owner to store farm equipment on their land.
The Council wants to ensure the building design matches the quality of the nearby Buc-ee's.
This change prevents the expansion of industrial materials processing sites in the city.
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The city is evaluating how to allow farm buildings on properties without a primary residence by adjusting zoning designations.