Animal Ordinances in Utah (2026)
157 rules on the books across Utah, 17 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Chickens & Livestock
Combined rules for keeping chickens and other livestock such as goats, rabbits, and ducks on residential property, including lot size requirements.
Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsEagle Mountain lets residential lot owners keep livestock under EMMC 6.10.080's Table 6.10.080, which sets maximum head…
Read full rule →Layton
Some RestrictionsLayton requires a one-time City permit to keep chickens or ducks on an R-1-6, R-1-8, R-1-10, or R-S lot under LMC §…
Read full rule →Lehi
Some RestrictionsLehi's Development Code sorts backyard animals into four categories and sets a hard number for each. Any lot with a…
Read full rule →Orem
Some RestrictionsOrem permits backyard hen chickens (no roosters) on single-family lots under one acre, with the number scaled to lot…
Read full rule →Provo
Some RestrictionsProvo City Code 8.02.190 lets residents in residential zones keep hen chickens (no roosters) for egg production, with…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Some RestrictionsSalt Lake City allows up to 15 hen chickens (no roosters) per residential lot for egg production, with a permit, a…
Read full rule →Salt Lake County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Salt Lake County caps backyard fowl and small livestock through its 'family food production' rule, with…
Read full rule →Sandy
Some RestrictionsSandy City Code allows up to ten chickens on any residential lot with no rezoning or hobby license, on top of six…
Read full rule →South Jordan
Some RestrictionsSouth Jordan allows up to six chickens per residential lot of at least 10,000 square feet for family food production…
Read full rule →St. George
Some RestrictionsSt. George permits homeowners in every single-family zone to keep up to six adult hens as an accessory use, scaled to…
Read full rule →Utah County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Utah County allows poultry and other livestock but bans letting them run at large, requires escape-proof…
Read full rule →Washington County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Washington County lets residential-zone lots keep livestock and poultry for personal food production…
Read full rule →Weber County
Some RestrictionsWeber County counts backyard chickens and other family food production animals in sets under Section 104-2-4: a lot…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Some RestrictionsWest Jordan allows backyard chickens under a required Fowl Keeping Permit: City Code section 6-3E-3 caps a lot at five…
Read full rule →West Valley City
Some RestrictionsIn West Valley City's Agricultural zones, keeping livestock is a permitted use capped at 200 'Animal points' per acre…
Read full rule →Davis County
Light RestrictionsUtah Code section 17-41-403 protects agricultural activity, including raising chickens and other livestock, inside a…
Read full rule →Dog Leash Laws
When and where dogs must be on a leash, off-leash park rules, leash length limits, and penalties for dogs running loose.
Spanish Fork
Heavy RestrictionsSpanish Fork prohibits animals from running at large at any time. All animals must be on a leash whenever they are not…
Read full rule →Lehi
Significant RestrictionsLehi City Code makes it unlawful for any domesticated animal, dogs included, to be at large anywhere within city…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Significant RestrictionsWest Jordan makes it unlawful for any dog or cat to run at large or trespass onto someone else's property, and owners…
Read full rule →Davis County
Some RestrictionsDavis County makes it unlawful for any dog, cat or other animal to run at large in the unincorporated county under…
Read full rule →Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsEagle Mountain makes it unlawful for an owner to let a dog run at large under EMMC 6.05.110, and the owner is strictly…
Read full rule →Orem
Some RestrictionsOrem requires all dogs to be leashed or contained at all times, including in most city parks. The only designated…
Read full rule →Provo
Some RestrictionsProvo bans any animal from running at large citywide and holds the owner strictly liable, even if the escape was…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Some RestrictionsSalt Lake City bans dogs from running at large; owners must keep dogs restrained by a six-foot leash, secure enclosure…
Read full rule →Salt Lake County
Some RestrictionsA dog in unincorporated Salt Lake County is running at large whenever it is off its owner's or handler's property…
Read full rule →Sandy
Some RestrictionsSandy Code § 12-1-11 makes it unlawful to let any animal run at large at any time, defined as not being under restraint…
Read full rule →South Jordan
Some RestrictionsSouth Jordan requires every dog to be restrained by a leash no longer than six feet, a secure enclosure, or direct…
Read full rule →St. George
Some RestrictionsSt. George bans letting any dog run at large citywide, and the city code defines a leashed dog as one on a leash, cord…
Read full rule →Utah County
Some RestrictionsUtah County Code Chapter 5 prohibits animals from running at large in unincorporated areas. Dogs must be under control…
Read full rule →Washington County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Washington County it's unlawful for a dog's owner or keeper to let the dog run at large, defined as…
Read full rule →Weber County
Some RestrictionsWeber County bans letting any animal, including dogs, run at-large under Section 6-4-2, with narrow exceptions for…
Read full rule →West Valley City
Some RestrictionsWest Valley City bans letting any dog run at large citywide and defines restraint as being on a leash, in a vehicle, or…
Read full rule →Breed Restrictions
Bans or special requirements for specific dog breeds, including breed-specific legislation, muzzle requirements, and insurance mandates.
Washington County
Heavy RestrictionsWashington County does not restrict dogs by breed; instead it bans owning or possessing any dog legally classified as…
Read full rule →Davis County
Significant RestrictionsDavis County doesn't restrict dog breeds; it regulates individual animals through dangerous-animal declarations under…
Read full rule →Lehi
Significant RestrictionsLehi City Code does not restrict any dog breed by name. Instead it lets the city investigate and formally determine…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Significant RestrictionsSalt Lake City classifies dogs as dangerous or vicious by documented behavior, not breed: no dog breed is banned or…
Read full rule →Salt Lake County
Significant RestrictionsSalt Lake County bans no dog breed. Under County Code §8.06.100, an animal individually designated dangerous needs a…
Read full rule →Sandy
Significant RestrictionsSandy City has no breed-specific ban. Instead, § 12-3-3 lets a court declare an individual dog "dangerous" based on its…
Read full rule →South Jordan
Significant RestrictionsSouth Jordan does not ban any dog breed by name; instead § 6.12.070 lets the city petition a court to declare an…
Read full rule →Utah County
Significant RestrictionsUtah County does not ban dogs by breed. Instead, an animal control officer can declare any dog vicious, and possessing…
Read full rule →Weber County
Significant RestrictionsWeber County does not ban dogs by breed. Animal control instead declares an animal 'potentially dangerous' or…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Significant RestrictionsWest Jordan doesn't ban any dog breed by name; instead it regulates behavior. Section 6-3D-7 requires the owner of any…
Read full rule →West Valley City
Significant RestrictionsWest Valley City does not ban dog breeds by name, but any dog declared "vicious" under Municipal Code § 23-1-102(35)…
Read full rule →Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsEagle Mountain has no breed-specific dog ban; instead EMMC 6.05.160 regulates by behavior. A dog judged vicious…
Read full rule →Orem
Few RestrictionsOrem has no breed-specific ordinance, and it cannot enact one. Utah Code Section 18-2-101 prohibits any municipality…
Read full rule →Provo
Few RestrictionsProvo cannot ban or restrict any dog by breed. Utah Code 18-2-101 prohibits a municipality from adopting or enforcing…
Read full rule →Beekeeping
Rules for keeping bees in residential areas, including hive placement, number of colonies allowed, and registration requirements.
Utah: statewide
StatewideSome RestrictionsUnder Utah Code 4-11-104, you cannot keep bees in Utah without registering with the Utah Department of Agriculture and…
Read full rule →Orem
Some RestrictionsOrem allows backyard beekeeping in every residential zone under Orem City Code Section 22-6-10(L), capped at two hives…
Read full rule →Provo
Some RestrictionsProvo allows backyard beekeeping under City Code Chapter 8.03, but caps hive counts by lot size, bans hives that…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Some RestrictionsSalt Lake City allows up to 5 hives on most residential lots (10 on half-acre-plus lots) with mandatory setbacks…
Read full rule →Salt Lake County
Some RestrictionsBeekeeping is a permitted use in the county's A-1 agricultural zone, but an apiary needs at least a 10,000-square-foot…
Read full rule →South Jordan
Some RestrictionsSouth Jordan allows honeybee hives as an accessory use on residential lots of at least a quarter acre, caps colonies by…
Read full rule →St. George
Some RestrictionsSt. George caps residential apiaries at two hives per 12,000 square feet, eight hives maximum, with setback, water, and…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Some RestrictionsWest Jordan allows honeybee keeping in every zoning district, but City Code section 6-3H-2 requires each beekeeper to…
Read full rule →Lehi
Light RestrictionsLehi treats beekeeping as a permitted use with no cap on the number of hives, in every zoning district from the A-5…
Read full rule →Utah County
Few RestrictionsUnincorporated Utah County does not require a business license to keep bees. County Code 4.01.030 exempts apiaries and…
Read full rule →Exotic Pets
Which non-traditional pets are allowed or banned, such as reptiles, ferrets, potbelly pigs, and other exotic animals.
Davis County
Heavy RestrictionsDavis County Code section 6.16.130 makes it unlawful to own, possess, keep or sell any wild animal in the…
Read full rule →Eagle Mountain
Heavy RestrictionsEagle Mountain bans selling, keeping, or harboring wild animals outright under EMMC 6.05.100. The code names bears, big…
Read full rule →Lehi
Heavy RestrictionsLehi bans keeping wild animals as pets outright. City Code Section 6-4E-5 makes it unlawful to sell, keep or purchase…
Read full rule →Orem
Heavy RestrictionsOrem bans keeping, selling, or trading a defined list of wild animals: bears, non-domesticated wild cats, coyotes…
Read full rule →Provo
Heavy RestrictionsProvo City Code 8.02.080 makes it unlawful to possess, sell, barter, or keep any wild animal within city limits. Only…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Heavy RestrictionsSalt Lake City bans owning, keeping, or selling wild or exotic animals as pets, including big cats, bears, wolves…
Read full rule →Salt Lake County
Heavy RestrictionsIt's a crime to keep, sell, or give away a wild animal in unincorporated Salt Lake County unless the animal is at a…
Read full rule →Sandy
Heavy RestrictionsSandy Code § 12-1-28 bans selling, keeping, or purchasing any wild animal or hybrid, including bears, big cats…
Read full rule →South Jordan
Heavy RestrictionsSouth Jordan bans keeping, selling, buying, or giving away any 'wild animal', including big cats, wolves, bears…
Read full rule →St. George
Heavy RestrictionsSt. George bans selling, buying, bartering, giving away, or keeping any non-domesticated wild animal or endangered…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Heavy RestrictionsWest Jordan bans owning, selling, or keeping any wild animal within city limits under Code section 6-3D-12, defining a…
Read full rule →West Valley City
Heavy RestrictionsWest Valley City makes it unlawful to keep, sell, or harbor any wild animal that is fierce, dangerous, noxious, or…
Read full rule →Washington County
Significant RestrictionsWashington County zoning bars exotic animals, defined as species not historically found on Washington County farms…
Read full rule →Weber County
Significant RestrictionsWeber County caps permitted exotic pets at five per residence under Section 6-3-2 and separately bans keeping wild…
Read full rule →Spanish Fork
Some RestrictionsSpanish Fork limits livestock and farm animals in residential zones. Chickens (up to 6 hens, no roosters) and…
Read full rule →Utah County
Some RestrictionsUtah County Code Chapter 5 defines and regulates livestock in unincorporated areas. Livestock, including cattle, sheep…
Read full rule →Wildlife Feeding
Rules about feeding wild animals like deer, coyotes, or feral cats, and requirements for securing trash to prevent wildlife encounters.
Sandy
Heavy RestrictionsIt's unlawful in Sandy City to intentionally feed or leave food out for deer, elk, or moose on any private or public…
Read full rule →Provo
Some RestrictionsProvo City Code 8.02.200 makes it unlawful to place food, grain, or minerals anywhere in the city that draws wild deer…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Some RestrictionsWest Jordan makes it unlawful to harbor, feed or keep any lost or strayed dog or cat on your property, unless you're a…
Read full rule →Pet Limits
Maximum number of cats, dogs, or other companion animals allowed per household, including counts that trigger kennel-license requirements.
Utah: statewide
StatewideSome RestrictionsUtah has no standalone hoarding law. Hoarders are prosecuted under the cruelty-to-animals statute, Utah Code 76-13-202…
Read full rule →Davis County
Some RestrictionsDavis County caps ownership at three dogs or cats, in any combination, per residence in the unincorporated county under…
Read full rule →Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsEagle Mountain caps unlicensed pet ownership at four cats and a lot-size-scaled number of dogs under EMMC 6.05.260 and…
Read full rule →Lehi
Some RestrictionsLehi City Code caps most households and businesses at three dogs and three cats, each four months or older, at any one…
Read full rule →Orem
Some RestrictionsOrem limits households to a maximum of two dogs and two cats (four months of age or older) per lot. Dogs over four…
Read full rule →Provo
Some RestrictionsProvo City Code 8.06.070 limits each residence or commercial establishment to no more than two dogs and no more than…
Read full rule →Sandy
Some RestrictionsSandy Code § 12-1-7 caps most households at three dogs at any address unless the owner obtains a hobby license, which…
Read full rule →South Jordan
Some RestrictionsSouth Jordan caps household pets at two per species over four months old per dwelling; owning a third dog, cat, or…
Read full rule →St. George
Some RestrictionsSt. George caps most households at two dogs, with a narrow exception allowing up to four dogs on acre-plus lots or lots…
Read full rule →Utah County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Utah County caps households at seven dogs six months or older and four cats four months or older without…
Read full rule →Weber County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Weber County residences may keep at most three dogs and five cats at a time under Section 6-3-1. Anyone…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Some RestrictionsWest Jordan limits any residence to four adult dogs and four adult cats at one time under section 6-3B-4, whether…
Read full rule →West Valley City
Some RestrictionsWest Valley City caps Household Pets at four animals per address, including no more than two cats, two dogs, and two…
Read full rule →Washington County
Light RestrictionsOn a residential lot of one acre or less in unincorporated Washington County, household pets, meaning dogs, cats, or…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Few RestrictionsSalt Lake City sets no numeric limit on how many dogs or cats a resident can own, as long as every animal is licensed…
Read full rule →Salt Lake County
Few RestrictionsSalt Lake County places no cap on the number of dogs, cats, or ferrets a resident of the unincorporated area may own…
Read full rule →Cat Rules
Rules specific to cats, outdoor roaming, feral cat colonies, leash laws (yes, some cities require them), and licensing requirements.
Davis County
Some RestrictionsEvery cat over four months old in unincorporated Davis County needs a county license tag showing current rabies…
Read full rule →Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsEagle Mountain bars cat owners from letting a cat run at large on someone else's property under EMMC 6.05.120, with…
Read full rule →Orem
Some RestrictionsEvery cat in Orem four months or older must carry a current rabies vaccination: the first shot within 30 days of…
Read full rule →Provo
Some RestrictionsProvo lets owners license cats the same way as dogs under Section 8.06.020, and an unlicensed cat is presumed unowned…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Some RestrictionsSalt Lake City requires every cat four months or older to carry an annual Animal Services license, but exempts cats…
Read full rule →South Jordan
Some RestrictionsSouth Jordan requires owners to keep any female cat in heat confined indoors: the only cat-specific rule in the code…
Read full rule →Utah County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Utah County makes it an infraction to let a cat run at large on another's property, requires rabies…
Read full rule →Washington County
Some RestrictionsWashington County requires every cat over four months old to be vaccinated against rabies every twelve months, and it's…
Read full rule →Weber County
Some RestrictionsWeber County does not license cats the way it licenses dogs, but cats are still bound by the county's general at-large…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Some RestrictionsEvery cat in West Jordan must carry a City license once it turns four months old, renewed each year with proof of…
Read full rule →West Valley City
Some RestrictionsWest Valley City requires every cat over four months old to be licensed annually, caps household cats at two per…
Read full rule →Salt Lake County
Light RestrictionsSalt Lake County Code § 8.04.200 authorizes trap-neuter-return: community cats, feral cats, and cats with no…
Read full rule →Sandy
Light RestrictionsSandy Code § 12-1-25 runs a trap-neuter-return program for feral and community cats: impounded cats that are healthy…
Read full rule →St. George
Light RestrictionsSt. George's at-large ordinance exempts domestic cats entirely: only dogs and other animals must be confined or…
Read full rule →Mandatory Spay/Neuter
Requirements that dogs and cats over a certain age be sterilized, with intact-animal permits, exemptions for breeders, and penalties for noncompliance.
Salt Lake City
Significant RestrictionsDogs and cats adopted from Salt Lake City's Animal Services must be sterilized within the timeframe set in the adoption…
Read full rule →Davis County
Some RestrictionsDavis County Code section 6.20.060 bars the county animal shelter from transferring an unsterilized dog or cat for…
Read full rule →St. George
Some RestrictionsSt. George's animal shelter cannot transfer a cat or dog for adoption unless it is sterilized or the recipient signs a…
Read full rule →Weber County
Some RestrictionsWeber County does not mandate spay or neuter for every pet, but Code § 6-5-4 requires anyone adopting a dog or cat from…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Some RestrictionsWest Jordan's animal shelter won't release an unaltered dog or cat to a private adopter. Section 6-3C-5.B requires the…
Read full rule →West Valley City
Some RestrictionsWest Valley City doesn't mandate sterilizing every pet, but any licensable animal or cat redeemed from impound or…
Read full rule →Provo
Light RestrictionsProvo has no citywide mandatory spay/neuter law for pet dogs and cats. The only mandatory spay/neuter rule in the code…
Read full rule →Sandy
Light RestrictionsSandy Code § 12-1-7 requires that at any residence licensing three dogs without a hobby license, at least one of the…
Read full rule →Microchipping
Mandates that dogs and cats be microchipped before leaving a shelter or by a certain age, including registration and tag requirements.
Salt Lake County
Some RestrictionsSalt Lake County doesn't require every pet to carry a microchip, but any animal impounded by the county must be…
Read full rule →Sandy
Some RestrictionsSandy Code § 12-3-4 requires every owner of a dog declared dangerous to implant a microchip before registering the dog…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Light RestrictionsSalt Lake City lets dog and cat owners microchip instead of using a collar tag, but only if the chip is registered with…
Read full rule →Weber County
Light RestrictionsWeber County does not require microchips for pets in general. Under Code § 6-5-6, any animal adopted, rescued or…
Read full rule →Coyote Management
How your city handles urban coyotes, including hazing protocols, feeding bans, and what residents should do when sighting one near homes.
Sandy
Heavy RestrictionsSandy City runs no cull or hazing program in its code. Instead, § 12-3-3 makes it flatly illegal to keep a coyote…
Read full rule →Washington County
Significant RestrictionsWashington County lets hunters take coyote, red fox, striped skunk, feral pig, raccoon and jackrabbit by spotlighting…
Read full rule →Provo
Some RestrictionsProvo City Code 8.02.200 makes it unlawful to place food or minerals that attract wild deer, elk, moose, or turkey in…
Read full rule →Weber County
Light RestrictionsWeber County classifies coyotes as 'wild unprotected animals' along with raccoons, foxes and skunks under Code § 6-1-3…
Read full rule →Pet Store Rules
Restrictions on retail pet sales, including bans on commercially bred dogs and cats and rescue-only sourcing requirements.
Davis County
Heavy RestrictionsDavis County Code section 6.28.080 makes it unlawful for any pet shop to sell or offer for sale a dog or cat. A pet…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Significant RestrictionsSalt Lake City pet shops can't sell dogs, cats, or rabbits unless the animal came from a shelter, animal control…
Read full rule →Sandy
Significant RestrictionsSandy City bars pet shops, retail businesses, and other commercial establishments from selling live dogs, cats, or…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Some RestrictionsWest Jordan does not outlaw pet shops selling dogs or cats, but City Code section 6-3D-11 requires every pet shop to…
Read full rule →Orem
Light RestrictionsOrem's animal control chapter singles out one species-specific retail ban: pet shops in the city may not raise or sell…
Read full rule →West Valley City
Light RestrictionsWest Valley City doesn't ban retail pet sales; it requires any kennel, cattery, pet shop, or groomery to hold an Animal…
Read full rule →Pet Groomer Rules
Health and safety standards for commercial pet grooming, including animal-handling certifications, sanitation, and zoning where mobile groomers may operate.
Salt Lake City
Significant RestrictionsSalt Lake City requires anyone operating a pet grooming business, termed a "groomery" in the code, to get a regulatory…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Significant RestrictionsOperating a groomery, kennel, cattery, pet shop, riding stable or veterinary clinic in West Jordan requires a…
Read full rule →Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsEagle Mountain defines a groomer as someone who cleans and trims nails and fur during regular business hours only, with…
Read full rule →Layton
Some RestrictionsLayton treats pet grooming as an indoor "Pet Services" use: permitted outright in the M-1 and M-2 manufacturing zones…
Read full rule →Lehi
Some RestrictionsLehi treats pet grooming as a commercial use under its Development Code, and Table 05.030-B lists "Pet Grooming…
Read full rule →Orem
Some RestrictionsRun a dog or cat grooming business out of a residential zone in Orem and the code drops one hard rule on it: every part…
Read full rule →Provo
Some RestrictionsProvo City Code 8.02.130 makes it unlawful to keep an animal overnight at a grooming parlor unless the animal belongs…
Read full rule →Sandy
Some RestrictionsSandy City treats a commercial dog- or cat-grooming business, a "groomery" in the code, as a licensed use: operating…
Read full rule →St. George
Some RestrictionsSt. George requires anyone operating a pet-grooming business, called a "groomery" in the code, to obtain a regulatory…
Read full rule →Washington County
Some RestrictionsWashington County's commercial use chart allows pet grooming businesses as a permitted use in the C-2, C-3 and PDC…
Read full rule →Weber County
Light RestrictionsWeber County defines an 'animal grooming establishment' as any business offering cosmetology services for animals and…
Read full rule →Veterinary Clinic Zoning
Where veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, and emergency animal-care facilities may be located, including overnight-boarding and noise buffers.
Salt Lake County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Salt Lake County's MD-1 and MD-3 mixed development zones, a veterinary clinic is allowed only as a…
Read full rule →Utah County
Significant RestrictionsA veterinary clinic in unincorporated Utah County is not a permitted use by right; it needs a Conditional Use permit…
Read full rule →Weber County
Significant RestrictionsIn Weber County's unincorporated Agricultural zones, a veterinary facility needs a conditional use permit in the A-1…
Read full rule →West Jordan
Significant RestrictionsIn West Jordan, a veterinary service for small animals is not allowed by right in any zone. City Code § 13-5E-3 lists…
Read full rule →Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsEagle Mountain permits veterinary and animal care service uses only where the city's supplemental standard is met: no…
Read full rule →Layton
Some RestrictionsVeterinary clinics in Layton fall under the "Pet Services, Indoor" use category: permitted in the M-1 and M-2…
Read full rule →Lehi
Some RestrictionsLehi's Development Code defines a Veterinary Office as a facility providing medical, surgical, or grooming services…
Read full rule →Orem
Some RestrictionsOrem's zoning code lists veterinary services and small animal hospitals as Standard Land Use Code 6515 in Appendix A…
Read full rule →Provo
Some RestrictionsProvo allows veterinary hospitals, animal kennels, boarding, breeding, training, and grooming (excluding large animals)…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Some RestrictionsVeterinary offices are a permitted, by-right use in Salt Lake City's MU-2 through MU-11 mixed-use districts, while an…
Read full rule →Sandy
Some RestrictionsSandy City's land use matrix bars animal hospitals and veterinary offices from every residential, civic and open-space…
Read full rule →South Jordan
Some RestrictionsSouth Jordan requires all commercial veterinary, grooming and boarding operations to run inside a fully enclosed…
Read full rule →St. George
Some RestrictionsSt. George limits animal hospitals and veterinary clinics to commercial, manufacturing, and planned development zones…
Read full rule →Washington County
Some RestrictionsWashington County's commercial use chart permits animal hospitals and veterinary clinics, including overnight…
Read full rule →West Valley City
Some RestrictionsWest Valley City confines Veterinary Hospitals to a one-acre minimum lot under Municipal Code § 7-7-127, and the…
Read full rule →Bird Protection
Local rules protecting specific bird species (LAMC §53.55), including penalties for trapping or harming protected species and bird-safe building design.
St. George
Significant RestrictionsSt. George City Code flatly bans taking or killing any bird, or robbing or destroying any bird's nest, eggs, or young…
Read full rule →Eagle Mountain
Some RestrictionsInside a mapped wildlife corridor overlay zone, Eagle Mountain bars all construction and development during bird…
Read full rule →Orem
Some RestrictionsOrem City Code makes it a criminal offense to take or kill any bird, or to rob or destroy any bird's nest, egg, or…
Read full rule →Salt Lake City
Some RestrictionsSalt Lake City bans taking or killing any bird, or robbing or destroying a bird's nest, egg, or young, when the act…
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