Flagler County, FL Animal Ordinances: Chickens & Livestock (2026)

Flagler County's Land Development Code allows agriculture, forestry, livestock and poultry production only as a principal use within the AC Agriculture district and the AC-2 Agriculture/Forestry district, both of which apply solely to unincorporated county land. 3 requires that all domesticated animals other than common household pets be confined in a fenced area, structure, pen or corral, and bars any structure housing poultry or livestock, along with manure or odor- or dust-producing storage, from sitting within 100 feet of a district boundary. 3 for parcels devoted to larger-scale agricultural and forestry operations.

1, so a homeowner on a standard subdivision lot cannot rely on these sections to keep livestock or poultry as of right. 3, without the 100-foot structure setback or pen requirement that governs true livestock and poultry production; that personal-use allowance also does not apply inside Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Beverly Beach, Bunnell or Marineland, each of which regulates animal keeping under its own municipal code. A property owner unsure which district applies should confirm zoning through the county's planning and zoning department before adding coops, pens or corrals.