Spanish Fork limits livestock and farm animals in residential zones. Chickens (up to 6 hens, no roosters) and pot-bellied pigs (1 per lot with permit) are permitted. Commercial kenneling requires industrial zoning.
Spanish Fork Municipal Code Title 6 governs animals. Residents may keep up to 6 hens (no roosters) in residential zones. One pot-bellied pig is permitted per lot with a $15/year permit. No animals may be kept in a residential zone for commercial production purposes. Animals other than household pets must be kept on lots with at least half an acre of property in standard residential zones. A-E and R-R zones allow animals with no maximum number restrictions. Up to 2 dogs and 2 cats are allowed without a kennel permit; kennel permits allow up to 4 animals and cost $25/year. Commercial kenneling is restricted to industrial zones.
Violation of animal code may result in fines and animal impoundment
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Spanish Fork's noise ordinance (Title 9) prohibits disturbing noises at any hour, with stricter enforcement during nighttime hours. Sound level measurements ...
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Construction noise is acknowledged as necessary but must not reach a level that becomes harmful or disturbing. Standard Utah construction hours (7 AM–9 PM we...
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Persistent barking that creates a disturbance for neighbors is a violation of Spanish Fork's noise ordinance and animal control code. All dogs must be kept u...
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Spanish Fork limits recreational vehicle and trailer parking on residential streets. RVs may generally be parked on private property if screened from public ...
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Vehicles parked in driveways must not overhang the sidewalk or public right-of-way. Driveways must be paved for ADUs. Unlicensed vehicles and inoperable vehi...
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Spanish Fork restricts storage of large commercial vehicles and equipment in residential zones. Work vehicles used by residents may be permitted under limite...
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