Beekeeping allowed on residential lots in West Valley City subject to setback requirements. Hives must be registered with the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food under the Utah Bee Inspection Act.
Utah Code 4-11 requires all beekeepers to register hives annually with UDAF. West Valley City zoning allows 2 hives on lots under 10,000 sq ft and additional hives on larger lots. Hives typically must be set back 10 to 25 feet from property lines with a 6-foot flyway barrier. Contact West Valley City at (801) 963-3300.
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