§ 8107-2.4.2. Pet animals and assigned animal unit factors.  


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  • The range of pet animal species that may be kept is listed in Table 1, 'Pet Animals' (see below), but may be expanded by the Planning Director through the equivalency determination process.

    TABLE 1
    (See Section 8107-2.4.2)

    PET ANIMALS

    ANIMAL TYPES ANIMAL
    UNIT
    FACTOR
    MAXIMUM NO. ALLOWED METHOD OF
    CONTAINMENT
    WITHIN
    PRINCIPAL
    RESIDENCE
    OUTSIDE
    PRINCIPAL
    RESIDENCE
    CATS 0.25 4 Pursuant to Sec. 8107-2.2.1
    DOGS 0.25 4
    MINIATURE LIVESTOCK
    Small Equines 0.30 2
    Pygmy Goats 0.25 3
    BIRDS
    Chickens (hens only; no
    roosters)
    0.10 5
    Birds, Small 0.015 40
    Birds, Medium 0.03 20
    Birds, Large 0.10 8
    Ducks 0.10 5
    Geese, Turkeys 0.16 2
    Pigeons/Squab 0.10 10
    Pigeons—Homing/Racing 0.03 50
    FISH/AMPHIBIANS N/A UNLIMITED
    RODENTS/FUR BEARERS UNLIMITED
    Guinea Pigs 0.02 20
    Mice, Hamsters, Gerbils 0.01 20
    Rabbits 0.05 10
    Rats 0.02 20
    REPTILES UNLIMITED
    Lizards 0.05 20
    Snakes 0.05 15
    Tortoises/Turtles 0.05 20
    INSECTS/SPIDERS N/A UNLIMITED 100
    WILD ANIMALS Accessory to Dwelling—Pursuant to Sec. 8107-2.3.1

     

    REGULATORY NOTES:

    1. This listing of small, medium and large birds excludes bird types listed elsewhere in Tables 1 and 2 of this Article.

    "Birds, small" means birds generally weighing less than one-half pound, such as perching birds (e.g., canaries and finches), small parrots (e.g., cockatiels, small hookbills, parakeets, lovebirds and budgerigars) and domestic songbirds.

    "Birds, medium" means birds generally weighing between one-half pound and one pound, such as cockatoos, (e.g., Bare-eyed, Citron, Gang Gang, Leadbeater, Medium Sulphur-crested, Red-vented and Rose-breasted species), other parrots (e.g., Mexican Red-headed, African Grey, Blue-fronted Amazon and Grand Eclectus), the Queen of Bavaria Conure, the Ariel Toucan and the Keel-bill Toucan, but excluding macaws.

    "Birds, large" means birds generally weighing over one pound, such as macaws (all species), large cockatoos (e.g., Great Sulphur-crested, Moluccan, Slender-billed, Triton and Umbrella species), large hookbills, other large parrots (e.g., Blue-crowned Amazon, Yellow-naped Amazon and Double Yellow-headed Amazon) and the Toco Toucan.

    EDITORIAL NOTES:

    a. Inherently Dangerous Animals may not be kept as pets.
    b. See Sec. 8107-2.4.6 for the number of additional pet animals allowed as a part of Animal Husbandry/Keeping.

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