Backyard hens & livestock — Cape Broyle, Newfoundland and Labrador

Can I keep chickens, bees, or livestock on my property?

In the Town of Cape Broyle, Newfoundland and Labrador, hens permitted: True; livestock rule: Urban Agriculture includes keeping of livestock and poultry; Commercial Agriculture structures require 300m setback from residences.; permit or licence: Permit is not required for... keeping of household pets; setback: Minimum of 1 metre from any property boundary; and... 3 metres from the nearest part of a residential structure. Source: Town of Cape Broyle Development Regulations 2024-2034, verified 2026-08-29.

Town of Cape Broyle Development Regulations 2024-2034 adopted bylaw
hens permitted True s. 3.2.1, s. 4.2.2
livestock rule Urban Agriculture includes keeping of livestock and poultry; Commercial Agriculture structures require 300m setback from residences. s. 4.2.2, s. 4.2.1(1)a
permit or licence Permit is not required for... keeping of household pets s. 4.2.2.1(2)
setback Minimum of 1 metre from any property boundary; and... 3 metres from the nearest part of a residential structure s. 3.4.2(3)
scout note

Development Regulations 2024-2034 define 'Urban Agriculture' as non-farm agricultural activity compatible with a developed urban setting, expressly including the keeping of livestock and poultry alongside horticulture and market and community gardens. It is a permitted use in the Mixed-Residential/Commercial, Mixed Development and Rural zones, not town-wide. No development permit is required for small-scale home gardening or for keeping household pets;

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