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Post by seriously on Jun 17, 2017 20:45:42 GMT -7
Is there any way the board can control the excessive amount of dogs that bark in the subdivision since the owners are not bright enough to tell them to be quiet? It should not be everyone else's problem to deal with. Also, I would love to see roosters on the "not allowed" list of animals. This is a beautiful area, and people need to control the noise their animals make so it doesnt disturb the peace, or simply dont own animals. Roosters are not pets!
The people that live on Memory Ln (I believe at 7680) Dont EVER tell their dogs to be quiet, so they will bark for hours.
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Neighbor with dogs and rooster
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Post by Neighbor with dogs and rooster on Jul 17, 2017 20:20:40 GMT -7
Notice: This property is a farm
Farms have animals. Animals make;
Funny sounds
Smell bad, and
Have sex outdoors.
Unless
You can tollerate;
Noise Oders, and Outdoor sex.
Don't buy property next to a farm!
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Post by Gimme a break on Jul 23, 2017 10:21:12 GMT -7
This area is not considered farm land idiot. This is still a residential community where neighbors need to have common courtesy towards others which apparently you dont have. So just because you tune out the noise, doesnt mean everyone else needs to!! You need to move to Paulden or Ash Fork where you fit in more. This is an awesome community that doesnt need members that dont care a bit about their neighbors, and become a nuisance to them. As for the animal sex, it is what it is. If I cant hear it, they can go to town all they want.
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Post by Jim on Nov 5, 2019 15:56:18 GMT -7
Want to thank New Member for their post on June 17th regarding barking dogs, as well as Gimme a break Guest on July 23rd. As for the rebuttal from neighbor with dogs and rooster... I have no words. I realize it's easy to say what you want behind a wall of anonymity.
We've been here just over a month and we are surrounded by almost constant nuisance barking. It's unbearable. We wish we hadn't bought our house and had we known we wouldn't have. So 'neighbor with dogs...' I don't live next to any farms, and even if I did it's too late for us to bail on our purchase. There's no excuse for animal owners to not be responsible and respect our right to quiet enjoyment.
I've looked into Animal Control's process and I'm not hopeful. But plan to try. One of the things they recommend doing before contacting them is to see if there are regulations contained in the POA rules. And that's what I'm doing. I'm guessing I won't find anything. We were so excited to move to Arizona and purchase our first acreage. I just never thought I wouldn't be able to walk my property, or let my Lab out, or walk down to get the mail, without having my auditory senses being assaulted. There ought to be a law.
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Post by Jim on Nov 5, 2019 16:06:30 GMT -7
Another thought: I just took a closer look at the CC&R's. Searched on the word noise. Nothing. Searched on barking, and excessive. Nothing. Searched dog. Here's what it says.
All livestock, poultry and domestic animals shall
be maintained so as to avoid creation of a hazard or nuisance to
owners of other Parcels.
In my mind "shall be maintained so as to avoid creating of a hazard or nuisance" should cover incessant barking. No?
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Post by Lisa on Feb 1, 2022 17:30:38 GMT -7
Does anybody know if there is a limit to how many animals/ livestock is allowed out here? We have a neighbor that has 10 cows, a few horses, ALOT of chickens, goats, dogs, etc…
We live on 5 acres, seams a little excessive for this community.
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Post by Lisa on Feb 2, 2022 10:38:13 GMT -7
Found this in CCR SECTION J regarding Livestock and Poultrv. Horses, cattle, and domestic animals are allowed to be kept on the Property in REASONABLE numbers. The casual breeding of animals for profit is permitted.
The commercial raising of livestock is not permitted. All areas maintained for livestock and poultry shall at all times be kept clean and odor free, with all manure removed on a regular basis. Practices which are an endanger to ground water over the long term will n.ot be permitted.
Parcel on Fletcher / West side needs to be told this….just saying.
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Post by MW on Feb 5, 2022 23:56:58 GMT -7
From Yavapai County Planning and Zoning Ordinance pg. 85
D. ALLOWED ANIMAL CHART
Animal Type
CATEGORY A – Swine*, Dairy Cow, Bison, Steer/Heifer, Horse or other of similar size/weight 2 per acre or fraction thereof
CATEGORY B - Ostrich, Miniature Horse, Llama, Sheep, Goat, Emu or other of similar size/weight 5 per acre or fraction thereof
CATEGORY C - Turkeys, Peacocks, Geese, Pheasants, Ducks, Pigeons, Chinchillas, Rabbits, Chickens or other of similar size/weight 8 per acre or fraction thereof
Off-spring up to one year of age of on-site animals do not count towards the total. After one year of age animal off-spring count as adult animals. *Swine shall not exceed five (5) total per parcel.
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