Backyard hens permitted in Apopka single-family residential zones with limits under city code. Roosters prohibited. Coop setback 15 feet from property lines and 25 feet from neighboring dwellings typical. Maximum 6 hens on standard lots.
Apopka allows limited backyard chicken keeping as part of Florida-friendly sustainable living policies. Coops must be predator-proof and sanitary. Slaughter on site prohibited in residential zones. Eggs for personal use only without cottage food registration. Lake Apopka area properties may face additional setback requirements due to watershed.
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