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Photo Courtesy of Dave FerrierAnd you thought prices at the grocery store for bacon and eggs were expensive.....A former Egg Harbor Township family claims they are being sued by Egg Harbor Township's government for $112,00 for raising pigs and chickens on their property - even though they've since sold their property, took their pigs and chickens and left the township.Get our free mobile appDave Ferrier and family were living on four acres of property in EHT with their animals when the township came a knocking. They said the Ferrier family was violating zoning laws, and they'd have to get rid of the animals or face fines and/or jail time.At the time, Ferrier, a Marine Corps veteran, told us that his four pigs and the chickens were family pets.The township said nope, they are livestock.Here's a recap from Fox 29 of where things stood earlier this year:At first, Ferrier and his family appeared to be digging in, and holding their position. Eventually, though, they decided to sell their property, and leave Egg Harbor Township for more animal-friendly pastures.So the story ends there?Not quite.Ferrier reached out to us to say the Township is still after him for&nbsp; - get this - $112,000 in fines."The $112,000 is apparently a fine of $1000 per day for every day from when our extensions ran out as of April 21 until we moved June 16, times two different violations - one for pigs one for chickens.So 56 days we were allegedly in violation times $1,000 per day times two violations equals $112,000."Oh my!The case is being heard in court and it's currently in front of a judge.Does Ferrier feel his was forced out of EHT?"We were absolutely forced out of EHT.&nbsp; Our “choices” were to get rid of the animals or pay thousands&nbsp;of dollars to apply for a variance which they could have denied anyway for any reason or to move. We chose to uproot our entire family and all animals. We lived in EHT barely more than one year. "Ferrier says the family still has the pigs and chickens - and they've added more as their now on a bigger property.Ferrier has had to hire a lawyer and the legal fees are adding up. He's started a GoFundMe page - and you can learn more about the family's plight here.Stacker analyzed data from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to determine which states have the most registered hunters. Read on to see how your state ranks on Stacker’s list.Gallery Credit: Meagan DrillingerStacker analyzed the Census Bureau's 2019 American Community Survey data to determine the three most popular destinations for people moving out of each state.Gallery Credit: Amanda SilvestriCommentsLeave A CommentTake A Spooky Nighttime Stroll With Animals At The Cape May ZooPolice Looking for Missing 15 Year-Old Middle Township GirlEasy Money: Hey, Jersey, You Can Rent Out Your Toilet For Extra CashLose Your Dog? The Police Have Your Pit Bull In Mullica Township, NJASPCA’s ‘Dog Of The Year’ Award Went To Good Boy In Vineland, NJStats Show New Jersey Does Care About Taylor Swift!Watch When Jay-Z Tried to Get on Elevator in Atlantic City CasinoPhotos of Saturday Night’s Celebrity Event in Atlantic CityKeith Urban Coming to Wildwood Beach in June 2024

Photo Courtesy of Dave FerrierAnd you thought prices at the grocery store for bacon and eggs were expensive.....A former Egg Harbor Township family claims they are being sued by Egg Harbor Township's government for $112,00 for raising pigs and chickens on their property - even though they've since sold their property, took their pigs and chickens and left the township.Get our free mobile appDave Ferrier and family were living on four acres of property in EHT with their animals when the township came a knocking. They said the Ferrier family was violating zoning laws, and they'd have to get...

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