Can I keep chickens in Logan, UT?

Yes — Logan allows backyard chickens, up to 25 hens with no permit required. Roosters are prohibited, and coops must be at least 25 ft from neighboring lines/homes. (Logan Land Development Code 17.37.080 (Keeping Chickens in Residential Areas), adopted by Ord. 21-22, verified June 2026)

✓ Allowed25 hens max🚫 No roostersNo permit needed25 ft coop setback
How many hens can you keep?
It depends in Logan: Tiered by lot size: 6 up to 5,999 sq ft; 12 up to 10,000 sq ft; 15 up to 12,000 sq ft; 20 up to 20,000 sq ft.

The full rules

Chickens allowedYes
Maximum hens25
RoostersProhibited
Permit requiredNo
Coop setback25 ft
Home slaughterNot allowed
Coop rulesChickens/coops in a fenced side or rear yard, prohibited in the front yard; secure fenced outdoor enclosure with covered coop. Coops meet all zoning setbacks and at least 25 ft from any dwelling on adjacent lots.
Code sectionLogan Land Development Code 17.37.080 (Keeping Chickens in Residential Areas), adopted by Ord. 21-22

Logan permits chickens for non-commercial use on residential lots with a detached single-family dwelling, on lot-size tiers: under 6,000 sq ft = 6; 6,000-10,000 = 12; 10,001-12,000 = 15; 12,001-20,000 = 20; 20,001+ = 25. Roosters and crowing hens are prohibited, coops must be 25 ft from adjacent dwellings, and slaughtering in residential areas is prohibited.

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Common questions

Can I keep chickens in Logan?

Yes — chickens are allowed in Logan (Logan Land Development Code 17.37.080 (Keeping Chickens in Residential Areas), adopted by Ord. 21-22).

How many chickens can I keep in Logan?

Up to 25 hens. Tiered by lot size: 6 up to 5,999 sq ft; 12 up to 10,000 sq ft; 15 up to 12,000 sq ft; 20 up to 20,000 sq ft.

Do I need a permit to keep chickens in Logan?

No — no permit is required for the base allowance in Logan.

Are roosters allowed in Logan?

No — roosters are prohibited in Logan.

How far must a chicken coop be from the property line in Logan?

25 feet minimum. Chickens/coops in a fenced side or rear yard, prohibited in the front yard; secure fenced outdoor enclosure with covered coop. Coops meet all zoning setbacks and at least 25 ft from any dwelling on adjacent lots.

Can I slaughter chickens at home in Logan?

No — slaughter is not permitted under Logan's code.

What law covers backyard chickens in Logan?

Logan Land Development Code 17.37.080 (Keeping Chickens in Residential Areas), adopted by Ord. 21-22. Read the official text at the source linked on this page.

The actual law

Logan Land Development Code 17.37.080 (Keeping Chickens in Residential Areas), adopted by Ord. 21-22read the official code

the Council made the following changes to the number of chickens based on lot size (17.37.080.B.2): Less than 6,000 sf ... Six (6); 6,000-10,000 ... Twelve (12); 10,001-12,000 ... Fifteen (15); 12,001-20,000 ... Twenty (20); 20,001+ ... Twenty-Five (25).source
Chicken coops shall ... be setback at least twenty-five (25) feet from any dwelling on adjacent lots... Roosters, crowing hens, geese, peacocks... are prohibited in residential zones... The slaughtering of animals in a residential area is prohibited.source

Last verified June 14, 2026. Always confirm with your municipality — HOA rules can be stricter than city code. How we verify →

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