A. It shall be unlawful for any person to own, keep, or maintain any domestic livestock or fowl within the limits of Coeur d'Alene, except:
1. Any person may possess chickens, excluding roosters, if the chickens are kept in a secure yard, building or other enclosure at all times;
2. Any person living on property zoned R-1 may possess up to two (2) domestic livestock; or
3. Any offspring of permitted domestic livestock may be kept until weaned.
B. Any domestic livestock or fowl that are in compliance with zoning/animal control ordinances within the city limits must still comply with all applicable ordinances regarding removal of waste and carcasses, animals disturbing the neighborhood, foul odors and all other nuisance and zoning performance standards contained in this code.
C. It is unlawful for the owner or person in care of domestic livestock or fowl to permit such animals to trespass upon the property of another or be in a public place, except:
1. Horses or other equines may be ridden on approved equestrian trails;
2. Horses or other equines may be ridden or pull wagons in parades upon public streets if approved through the parade permitting process; or
3. Horses or other equines may be used to pull wagons conveying passengers upon public streets if approved by resolution of the city council.
D. Nothing contained herein prevents the city or other public agency from temporarily housing goats on public property for weed control purposes provided that the goats are kept in a secure enclosure. (Ord. 3416, 2011)