ADEQUATE VENTILATION — Air flow through the
coop such that the ceiling of the coop does not hold condensed moisture
and does not subject the resident birds to a draft.
Such that at all times of ambient temperatures over 65°
F., the birds will have access to a fully shaded area to escape the
sun. Coop and run will have enough sun exposure to allow ground to
dry and allow birds access to sun to warm themselves when they choose.
A member of the subspecies Gallus gallus domesticus, a domesticated
fowl. This definition shall not be construed to include any species
of turkey, duck, guinea fowl, goose or other fowl.
A portable enclosure for chickens, intended to be frequently
moved as a means to build soil or control garden weeds, which may
or may not be attached to a henhouse.
A building with four opaque walls and a roof, intended for
the shelter and protection of chickens.
The tract of land as identified by the application upon which
a permit is granted for keeping chickens pursuant to this chapter.
An applicant who has been granted a permit to raise, harbor
or keep chickens pursuant to this chapter.
The Borough Zoning Officer or his agent.
A male member of the species Gallus gallus domesticus.
Any building that contains only one dwelling unit used or intended to be occupied for living purposes by one family consistent with the Borough of Edgewood Zoning Ordinance [Chapter 200].
A property or a zoned lot that has one single family dwelling
located on that property or zoned lot.
A chicken kept on a permitted tract of land pursuant to a
permit issued under this chapter.
