Chickens & Livestock: Palm Springs vs Temecula

Palm Springs Municipal Code Chapter 10.80 strictly limits livestock and poultry in residential zones. Chickens and other fowl are not permitted in most single-family (R-1) and multi-family zones; limited poultry-keeping is only allowed in low-density equestrian or agricultural overlay zones. Roosters are prohibited citywide due to noise, and all animal keeping must avoid nuisance to neighbors.

Temecula generally prohibits chickens and livestock on standard residential lots, but allows them on parcels zoned Hillside Residential, Very Low Density Residential, and Wine Country/Equestrian where lot sizes are 1+ acre. Roosters are typically prohibited or restricted due to noise. Coops and corrals must meet setbacks, and Wine Country parcels under Riverside County rules allow horses and other livestock.