Frisco permits up to 6 hens on residential lots in most zoning districts with coop setback requirements. Roosters are prohibited. Coops must be 25 feet from neighboring dwellings.
Frisco Code Chapter 14 allows backyard chickens in SF zoning districts: maximum 6 hens, no roosters, coops 25 feet from any adjacent residence and 10 feet from property lines. Coops must be kept clean and predator-proof. Slaughter on residential property is prohibited. HOAs may impose additional restrictions.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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