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1. Do contractors need to register in the City of Groveport?

No, they do not.

2. When submitting a permit application, how many copies do I need to submit?

Three copies of each document (other than the application itself) will be required.

3. How can I verify that a property is officially located in the City of Groveport?

If you have the parcel number, and it begins with 185, this is the City of Groveport. If you would not have the parcel number, the Franklin County Auditor's Office is a great resource. Our office is always available for a call at 614-830-2045.

4. How long does the plan review process typically take to complete?

Commercial Plans will take from two to three business weeks; residential plans will take from seven to ten days.

5. What is the latest time I can call in for an inspection?

We accept inspection calls up to 9 a.m. that day for all inspections, except electrical inspections. Electrical Inspections need to be called in by 4 p.m. for the next day.

6. What types of payment does the City accept for permits?

We are currently accepting Visa, Master Card, check, money order and cash.

7. To whom should the check be made payable?

Check or money order can be made out to the City of Groveport.

8. Where can I dispose of hazardous waste or used oil?

For hazardous waste information and disposal locations and hours, please visit the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio Website.

9. What is the process for reporting on neighbor nuisances such as high grass, house disrepair, etc.?

The Property Maintenance Division can be reached at 614-830-2056. For more information, visit the Property Maintenance Page.

10. Where can I find permit applications on the City's website?

For permit application forms and fee information, visit Building and Zoning's Applications and Fees Page.