FAQs

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Please allow a minimum of ten (10) working days.

Yes.  A fine of up to three times the amount of the required Permit may be charged.

To avoid a fine or citation, please contact the Building Inspector at 918-786-6107 prior to commencing any type of construction project.

Municipal Court is held in Grove City Hall located at 1201 NEO Loop. Every Wednesday at 9:00 a.m.

For any information regarding the City Pool please contact the YMCA at 918-786-5774.

PLASTICS - No. 1 & 2 - DUETO THE FALLING MARKET BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 PLASTICS WILL NO LONGER BE ACCEPTED

ALUMINUM CANS - This includes soda and beer cans (NO TIN CANS).  Please crush cans before placing in recycle bin.

SLICK/GLOSSY PAPER - This includes magazines, wrapping paper, catalogs or any paper with slick/glossy finish.

MIXED PAPER - Includes office paper, paper envelopes, phone books, paper bags, junk mail and colored paper.

NEWSPAPER - Please remove slick paper and rubber bands before placing in newspaper bin.

CARDBOARD - This includes corrugated & paper board, cereal & cracker boxes, shoe boxes and packing boxes.  NO PIZZA BOXES OR FOOD CONTAINERS ACCEPTED.

Any dog, cat, potbellied pig, domestic rabbit or ferret over the age of four (4) months is required to obtain a License from the City of Grove and pay the Licensing Fee. The Animal License Application is available at City Hall.

Licensing Period - July 1 of current year through June 30 of the following year

Licensing Fees

• $5.00 for each dog, cat, potbellied pig, domestic rabbit or ferret which has been spayed or neutered (documentation required).
• $10.00 for each dog, cat, potbellied pig, domestic rabbit or ferret which has not been spayed or neutered.

If a dog, cat, potbellied pig, domestic rabbit or ferret owner provides proof from a veterinarian that their animal has been spayed or neutered within 30 days of issuance of their license, a $5.00 refund will be provided.

No Charge for the following animals:

• Service Animals - Animals trained by a licensed professional trainer, to do work or performs tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including, but not limited to guiding individuals with impaired vision, alerting individuals with impaired hearing to intruders or sounds, providing minimal protection or rescue work, pulling a wheelchair or fetching dropped items. Owners of Service Animals must provide documentation that certifies the animal in questions is a qualified service animal and the animal must have a service animal license with a completed affidavit to qualify for this exception.
• Therapy Animals - Animals trained by a licensed professional trainer, to provide affection and comfort to various members of the public, typically in facility settings such as hospitals, retirement homes and schools.  A Therapy Animal has no special rights of access, except in those facilities where they are welcomed.  They may not enter business with "no pets" policies or accompany their handler in the cabin of airplanes regardless of their therapy animal designation.  Owners of Therapy Animals must provide documentation that certifies the animal in question is a qualified Therapy Animal and the animal must have a Therapy Animal License with a completed affidavit to qualify for this exception.

Older or ill-health Animals - Animals unable to be spayed or neutered without high likelihood of suffering serious bodily harm or death due to age or infirmity.  Written confirmation from a licensed veterinarian is required to qualify for this exception.

Licensing requirements shall not apply to the following animals:

• Animals being used by law enforcement agencies for law enforcement purposes;
• Animals belonging to visitors traveling through the city, while such animal is with its owner or keeper;

Vaccination Requirement

• Proof of current vaccination must accompanied completed Animal License Application (available at City Hall).  The animal must be vaccinated against rabies by a licensed veterinarian prior to four months of age.  The vaccination must be kept current during the licensing period of July 1 through June 30 of the licensing year.  The owner, keeper or harborer shall secure from the veterinarian a certificate of vaccination against rabies and a metal tag indicating the vaccination.  This metal tag shall be securely and visibly attached to the collar of the dog or cat.  Tags for ferrets should be kept in a secure, readily available location.
• Owner, keeper or harborer of a potbellied pig or domestic rabbit, must have the animal examined by a licensed veterinarian for infectious diseases prior to four months of age, and annually thereafter.  The certificate must be kept current during the licensing period July 1 through June 30 of the licensing year.  The owner, keeper or harborer shall secure an annual certificate of examination from a licensed veterinarian certifying the animal is free from infectious diseases.

Please provide copies of all documentation along with your completed Animal License Application to Grove City Hall.

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Liquid, solid, gaseous.

A violation exists when any weeds or grass are more than twelve(12) inches in height or  if any debris, trash of any kind is accumulated is allowed to exist.

• Your 911 address;
• Location and type of shelter;
• Is your shelter above ground or below;
• Number of people your shelter will hold;
• Your name and contact information.

You may register your storm shelter or safe room by calling the E911 Department at the City of Grove, 918-786-6107 or stop by City Hall at 1201 NEO Loop, Grove, OK.

A structure which through neglect or injury lacks necessary repairs or otherwise in a state of decay or partial ruin to such an extent that the structure is a hazard to the health, safety, and welfare of the general public or a vacant structure which is unfit for human occupancy due to lack of necessary repairs and is considered uninhabitable and is hazard to the health, safety and welfare of the general public.

A Mobile Home is a residential dwelling fabricated in an off-site manufacturing facility, designed to be a permanent residence, but which is still transportable, that was built prior to the enacting of the National Manufactured Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974, 42 U.S.C., Section 5401 et seq.  Mobile Homes are allowed only in Residential Manufactured Home Park (RMH) and Non-conforming Manufactured Home Parks.

A Manufactured Home is a residential dwelling in one or more sections built in accordance with the National Manufactured Housing Construct and Safety Standards Act of 1974, 42 U.S.C., Section 5401 et seq. and rules promulgated pursuant thereto.  Manufactured Homes are allowed only in Residential Manufactured Home Park (RMH) zoned districts and Non-conforming Manufactured Home Parks.

A Modular Home is a residential dwelling that is divided into multiple modules or section, which are manufactured in a remote facility and delivered to the intended site of use.  A Modular Home lacks axles and an automotive-type frame; they are transported on flatbed trucks or towed behind a semi-trailer on a frame similar to that of a trailer.  The axles, tongue of the frame, and the frame used for towing purposes shall be removed and the house shall be set on a concrete foundation.  The modules are assembled into a single-family residential building using either a crane or trucks.  A Modular Home shall be built to local building codes, and must meet local zoning regulations that pertain to traditional site constructed 'stick built' homes.  Modular Homes are allowed in Single Family Residential zoned districts.