(a) Rabbits. No person shall confine, keep or house live rabbits, exceeding two in number, within the Town, in any pen, coop or structure located within 120 feet of the residence or dwelling of any other person without the consent of such person in writing.
(b) Permitting Pens to Become Offensive. No person shall permit any yard, kennel, pen, coop, or other structure wherein live animals may be confined, kept or housed to become or be offensive, noxious or deleterious to health.
(c) Chickens. No person shall confine, keep or house chickens or other domestic fowl, exceeding two in number, in any pen, coop or structure located within eighty feet of the residence or dwelling of any other person without the consent in writing of such other person; provided, that this section shall not be construed to prohibit the proprietor of any market, hotel, restaurant, boarding house or residence from keeping or confining for sale or slaughter chickens or other fowls in a pen or coop within such prescribed limit for a period not exceeding ten days; provided that such pen or coop is thoroughly cleaned at least once during each forty-eight hour period and rendered free from offensive, noxious or deleterious odors.
(d) Permitting Coops to Become Offensive. No person shall permit any pen, coop or other structure wherein chickens or other fowl may be confined, kept or housed, to become offensive, noxious or deleterious to health.
(e) Stables. Whoever shall keep a stable within the Town shall cause all the stable manure produced thereat to be kept within such stable until hauled away, and he shall in no case allow such manure to accumulate in such quantities or condition as to become offensive, or deleterious to health; and all manure so kept within the stable shall be protected from flies by means of screens or other fly-excluding devices. The floor of every stable shall be kept free from standing or seeping stable liquids, excrements and other offensive matters.