Since the City of Anchorage can have chickens, the villages of Kenai and Soldotna should be proud to have fresh eggs in such a romote area.

Roger Laber

I loved raising chickens as they are alot of fun to watch, kind of like people are.
The bad thing about chickens is that they will decide to pick on another and they will peck it and stomp it as flat as a pancake and go on like nothing happened. The only thing is, i can see in their eyes that they are continually worried that they might be the next one to get stomped to death and thats why they are so jumpy and always looking around them out of fear of whats coming next. People are like that as well never cetain of whats coming next in the form of an attack ment to destroy or kill.
I love watching chicken people go about their business, i can sit and watch for hours on end in total amazement at the things they do.
Will people with loud kids, or too many kids be next on the restricted list for city ordinances? No one knows for sure how these chicken people will react or what they will do next as they stop others rights down nonstop, so all we can do is sit and watch in total amazement as they go about their business. Or maybe not.

Oh, how disappointing that we can't raise chickens in the City of Kenai. There's so much land available and so little time. If chickens were to be allowed, then anyone could expand to cattle, hogs, goats, and other livestock members. There are so many individual fences around town that would serve as mini-corrals. The Leif Hanson Park strip would serve as a great grazing area too. I know back in the village a family used an old purse seine to cover the chicken area so they wouldn't fly away The camo type cover was the talk about the village as the home was located right as you entered town. The animals would blend in with the moose population and it would be such a nice community in which to live. What an opportunity to enhance our communities culture!