A few thing the keep in mind when getting Approval:
- Don't be rude, cocky, or a "no it all".
- I found that being workable creates the best results.
- Come with a plan.
- I quickly drew out a plan on some scratch paper explaining the coop design and the number of chickens.
- This also gives you a base for negotiation.
- Show them that you are being reasonable and that you are grateful for them.
- These people get hammered by angry people all day.
- They will be as hard to work with as you are.
- Thank you so much for visiting with me.
- I really appreciate the work you are doing.
- I was hoping to have 12 chickens because... I expect 2 to die as chicks, 1 to be a rooster, I have 1/3 acre... so I really need approval for 9 chickens, but if all the chickens live and aren't roosters I don't want to slaughter good egg producing birds. That's why I need approval for 12.
- I spoke with all my neighbors and they are fine with me having chickens.
- I want my coop to match the look of my house so It wont be an eye soar.
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