Moving companies in Pleasant Grove, UT.

Local services and rules

Moving to Pleasant Grove: who to call and what the city asks.

Pleasant Grove is a city in Utah County, Utah. Residential properties within three hundred feet of a pressurized irrigation main line must connect to the pressurized irrigation system and pay the applicable fees and charges, and the city's rule against large trucks and trailers parking on public streets in residential or agricultural zones does not restrict a vehicle being used to deliver household furniture.

Backing a moving truck to the curb

The chief of police may issue special permits to back a vehicle to the curb for loading or unloading merchandise or materials, subject to the permit's terms and conditions. A stop in a marked freight curb loading zone for loading and unloading of materials may not exceed thirty minutes.

A vehicle may not be parked on a street in a way that leaves less than ten feet of roadway width for free movement of traffic.

Winter overnight parking and towing

Overnight winter parking is banned on city streets between midnight and 8:00 A.M. from November 1 through March 15, and any time snow is falling and for twenty-four hours after snowfall ends.

Vehicles parked on city streets in violation of the winter rule are subject to immediate towing at the discretion of the public works director or designee.

Water service and the irrigation system

A person who wants water service from the city system, where service is available, applies to the City Treasurer and files an agreement with the City.

Pleasant Grove has a pressurized irrigation system that is supervised by the city public works department.

Trash, recycling and bulky waste

The charge for waste collection is placed on the monthly culinary water statement. Garbage is removed from private residences at least once a week.

Each residence is provided with curbside containers for recycling, as well as a regular pick up container for solid waste. New residents may opt out of the curbside recycling program within sixty days from the date their utility application was signed.

Bulky waste such as trimmings from lawns or gardens, weeds and cardboard boxes must be bundled to no more than three feet in length and thirty pounds in weight.

Dog and cat licenses

Dogs and cats six months old or older kept within the city limits must be licensed and registered. Individuals moving into the city with a dog or cat must license the animal within fifteen days after bringing it into the city.

Flood hazard areas

The flood damage prevention chapter of the city code adopts by reference the areas of special flood hazard identified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in the Flood Insurance Study for Utah County and its Flood Insurance Rate Maps.