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State law stipulates that plans become copyrighted documents when an architect or engineer has placed their professional seal upon them. As such, they may not be duplicated without the written authorization of the architect or engineer who prepared them. The law also requires the owner authorize the duplication of the plans.
If you would like to determine if the City has copies of a particular building, contact us in the Building Department at (909) 825-3825 so we have time to research the file and determine if the requested plans are available. If we have copies you will be able to view them in our department. If you wish to have copies of the plans, then you will need to complete the Authorization Form, located below, to Duplicate Approved Plans and return it to us after you have acquired all of the required signatures from the design professional and owner of the building.
Upon completing and returning the forms to us, you will contact a reproduction vendor and have them pick-up the plans from the Building Department. You will conduct business directly with that vendor as far as the cost of the duplication of the plans from microfilm. The vendor will return the microfilm to City Hall after they have completed their duplication process. Forms for Duplicate Plans
School Age Programs: Terrace View Off Track/ 6:30 am – 6:00 pmTerrace View Before School Care/ 7:15 am until school beginsTerrace View After School Care/ immediately after school until 6:00 pmGrand Terrace Off Track/ 7:15 am – 6:00 pmGrand Terrace Before School Care/ 7:15 am until school beginsGrand Terrace After School Care/ immediately after school until 6:00 pm
Tiny Tot Fun Club: 8:30 am – 11:30 am
Preschool Child Care 2 and 3 year olds – not potty trained$125.75 per week 1-3 days per week $165.25 per week 4-5 days per week
2 – 5 year olds $99.50 per week 1-3 days per week$142.50 per week 4-5 days per week
School Age Child Care ProgramKindergarten$86.50 per week for 1-3 days per week$120.50 per week for 4-5 days per week
lst-6th grades $69.00 per week for 1-3 days per week$84.00 per week for 4-5 days per week
Off Track Care for Grand Terrace Elementary (no lunches)$97.00 per week for 1-3 days per week$138.00 per week for 4-5 days per week
Tiny Tot Fun Club$80.00 per month for two days per week (Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs) $102.00 per month for three days per week(Mon/Wed/Fri or Tues/Thurs/Fri)
Monthly tuition is due by the first of each month
12 units in Early Childhood Education are required in addition to Fingerprint and Child Abuse Clearance.
Then, the teacher will begin close communication with administrative staff and parents. At this level, a parent meeting may be called and a discussion about the problem areas is reviewed, and ideas shared. If no improvement is observed, written reports may occur. After three written reports, a child may be removed from our program. There is no corporal punishment allowed.
General routine:Table toys and gamesCircle TimeCraft or activity Outdoor Time
A.M. Snack Centers:computer timehome-livingpuzzlesblocksindependent reading
Lunch Rest TimeP.M. SnackOutdoor TimeCircle TimeIndoor Games and Activities.
(The children wash up before and after snacks and lunches.)
School Age Off Sites are licensed for 72
We are fully operated through the city.
All child care givers are required to have a current CPR and First Aid card
If the violation of the GTMC exists, the property owner may receive a “Notice of Violation” allowing time for the property owner to clean the property. Failure to comply may result in a citation and abatement proceedings.
The City cannot enforce the following:Your neighbor’s bushes, trees, etc. grow/spread onto your property. This is considered a civil matter and it must be resolved between the two neighbors.
All vehicles parked in public view (including adjacent residential properties) must be operable. The California Vehicle Code 22500 prohibits parking a vehicle in the driveway in a manner which blocks a sidewalk.
Construction equipment, supplies, materials or machinery of any type/description may not be stored in any zone other than M-R (Restricted Manufacturing) and M-2 (Industrial) Districts.
Construction equipment, supplies, materials, or machinery of any type/description parked or stored in any zone other than the M-R (Restricted Manufacturing) and M-2 (Industrial) districts, except while excavation, construction or demolition operations covered by an active building permit are in progress on the subject property or an adjoining property is prohibited
Grand Terrace Basketball
Grand Terrace Martial Arts
Blue Waves Swim Program
(descriptions to follow)
Residents can download the form below and send in a check to city hall with the dates of the sale. Please post a copy of the downloaded form with your check number as proof on the day(s) of the sale. Yard Sale Permit
Yard sales can be held up to a maximum of three (3) consecutive days twice per calendar year
Signs are not permitted in public right of ways
1. Your State Contractor’s License, generally the wallet card issued by the Contractors State License Board or other documentation that you are the licensee.
2. Your Workers’ Compensation Insurance Certificate. If you have any employees, then you are required by State law to show proof of coverage at the time of permit issuance.
3. Be sure that you have a current City of Grand Terrace Business License. Our database will confirm the status of your business license, so you don’t actually need to have your paperwork unless you paid for it within the last few days.
4. If you are not the licensee listed on the contractor’s license, then you will need to have a notarized authorized agent form - contractor which list you as being authorized to pull permits on behalf of the licensed contractor. This form will need to be on file with us or in your hands to present to us at time of permit issuance.
Plans for new commercial buildings, apartments or hotel/motel buildings and changes in the use of existing buildings which cause a change of Occupancy Group generally must be prepared, stamped and signed by an Architect or Engineer licensed to practice in the State of California. Please contact the Building & Safety Division for more information. Building & Safety Division