Classifies feral chickens as a controllable pest on public lands and regulates their control and feeding.
The bill classifies feral chickens on public lands in cities with a population of three hundred thousand or more as a controllable pest for public health and nuisance prevention. It prohibits the intentional keeping, maintaining, or supporting of feral chickens on state or city lands, including by feeding them on public land, abandoning, dumping, or relocating chickens on public or private property without consent, and creating areas to attract feral chickens on public land.
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