City of Marlow Building Permits - Okie Safety Consulting
City Permit Required for:
Fencing
Sheds, carports, storm cellars, safe rooms
Swimming pools
Demolition of existing structure (home, shop, etc.)
Moving of structure
Driveways (permanent)
Signage
Drainage
Electric upgrades
Anything in the right column --->
Contact City Hall at 580-658-5401. Ask for Building Permits.
CHECK WITH THE CITY FOR ELECTRICAL UPGRADES!!!!!!
Okie Safety Consulting will be required for:
New Residential Construction (including larger shops and outbuildings)
Commercial Builds and Renovations
Commercial/Residential Additions (adding square footage)
Commercial change of occupancy
Solar/Wind/Generator Installation
Okie Safety Consulting is the third-party administrator of building codes for the City of Marlow. All charges of Okie Safety Consulting are paid by builder/customer directly to Okie Safety Consulting.
Contact City Hall first at 580-658-5401. Ask for Building Permits. The City of Marlow will issue a Certificate of Occupancy upon final approval of code compliance from OSC.
Typical Order of Permit Process
Non Okie Safety Building Permit
1. Contact with City Hall Building Permit Personnel
2. Complete Application (turn in copy of survey, drawings, etc.)
3. City Personnel and Departments review application with possible site visits.
4. Call for City Hall to pick up Building Permit - pay fee at this time.
Usual turnaround time is 1 week based on completeness of application.
Typical Order of Permit Process
Okie Safety Consulting project
Contact with City Hall Building Permit Personnel.
Contact with Okie Safety for submittal of plans
Plan Review
Plan Review approval is followed by contact with City Hall for local building permit. City service fees, taps and permit fees are paid at this time.
Project start
Inspections - Footing, underground, rough-ins. There are a minimum of four inspections (including final) by Okie Safety Consulting with new construction. Plan these accordingly to save on inspection costs.
Utility service inspection by city departments to receive full utility service.
Final inspection.
Certificate of Occupancy.
This process is typical. Conditions of the project, including timing, availability and participation vary.