Places restrictions on political subdivisions and homeowners' associations with respect to prohibitions against ownership or pasturing of non-nuisance domesticated animals for consumption
Referred: Emerging Issues(H)
Summary
The bill would bar counties, cities and homeowners’ associations from adopting rules that forbid keeping non‑nuisance domesticated animals—such as chickens, rabbits or quail—for personal consumption on properties one‑third acre or larger. It also prevents deed restrictions from prohibiting political signs, solar panels, sale signs, or such animal ownership, while allowing HOAs to set reasonable rules with notice requirements. The measure failed to pass.
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