Chickens & Livestock: Corona vs Mead Valley
How do chickens & livestock rules compare between Corona, CA and Mead Valley, CA?
Mead Valley has fewer restrictions than Corona.
Corona, CA
Riverside County
Corona generally restricts chickens and livestock to agricultural and equestrian zones, with limited allowances in some single-family residential zones depending on lot size. Roosters are typically prohibited in residential areas due to noise. Coops must meet setback requirements from property lines and dwellings. Sanitation is enforced by Code Enforcement and Riverside County Animal Services.
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Riverside County
Under Riverside County Ordinance 348, chickens and small livestock are allowed on most residential-agricultural (R-A), rural residential (R-R), and agricultural (A-1, A-2) parcels. On standard residential (R-1) parcels, small numbers of hens may be kept subject to setback and coop standards. Roosters and larger flocks generally require parcels of 1 acre or more.
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