Can I keep chickens in Vienna, WV?

Yes, with conditions — Vienna allows chickens only in certain zones or lot configurations (up to 4 hens where permitted). Roosters are prohibited, and coops must be at least 20 ft from neighboring lines/homes. (Codified Ordinances Sec. 505.06A 'Hens on residential property' (Ord. 05-2023, passed 3-9-23), verified June 2026)

◐ Allowed with conditions4 hens max🚫 No roostersPermit / registration required20 ft coop setback
How many hens can you keep?
In permitted zones: You can keep up to 4 hens in Vienna. Note: Max 4 hens on single-family R1/R2/R3 lots only; roosters prohibited; $5 annual permit; 20-ft neighbor / 10-ft owner setbacks.

The full rules

Chickens allowedConditional (zone / lot rules)
Maximum hens4
RoostersProhibited
Permit requiredYes ($5)
Coop setback20 ft
Coop rulesUp to 4 hens on single-family R1/R2/R3 lots only; henhouse situated at least 20 ft from a neighbor's inhabited structure and 10 ft from the owner's; henhouse no taller than 8 ft and no larger than 150 sq ft; no front yards; personal use only. Roosters strictly prohibited.
Code sectionCodified Ordinances Sec. 505.06A 'Hens on residential property' (Ord. 05-2023, passed 3-9-23)

Vienna generally bans fowl but a 2023 ordinance (Sec. 505.06A) allows up to four hens on single-family R1, R2, and R3 lots. Roosters are strictly prohibited. Keepers need an annual $5 permit with a henhouse inspection, with a 20-ft setback from a neighbor's inhabited structure, 10 ft from the owner's, and an 8-ft / 150-sq-ft henhouse limit.

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Common questions

Can I keep chickens in Vienna?

Yes, with conditions — Vienna allows chickens only in certain zones or situations (Codified Ordinances Sec. 505.06A 'Hens on residential property' (Ord. 05-2023, passed 3-9-23)).

How many chickens can I keep in Vienna?

Up to 4 hens. Rules vary by zoning district — check the full summary for your zone.

Do I need a permit to keep chickens in Vienna?

Yes — Vienna requires a permit or registration before keeping chickens (fee: $5).

Are roosters allowed in Vienna?

No — roosters are prohibited in Vienna.

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

20 feet minimum. Up to 4 hens on single-family R1/R2/R3 lots only; henhouse situated at least 20 ft from a neighbor's inhabited structure and 10 ft from the owner's; henhouse no taller than 8 ft and no larger than 150 sq ft; no front yards; personal use only. Roosters strictly prohibited.

What law covers backyard chickens in Vienna?

Codified Ordinances Sec. 505.06A 'Hens on residential property' (Ord. 05-2023, passed 3-9-23). Read the official text at the source linked on this page.

The actual law

Codified Ordinances Sec. 505.06A 'Hens on residential property' (Ord. 05-2023, passed 3-9-23)read the official code

A maximum of four (4) hens may be kept on a lotsource
An annual five ($5) dollar permit is required before placing any henhouse on any propertysource
Keeping roosters is strictly prohibitedsource
Henhouses or pens shall be situated at least twenty (20) feet from a neighbors inhabited structure and ten (10) feet from any inhabited structure on the owners propertysource

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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