He called the 2 News because Tulsa County would not let him hookup electricity to the camper he parked on property he purchased and planned to put a house once he could scrape up enough money. The land is zoned as residential, but the county doesn't consider an RV a permanent structure, which is the only thing that can be hooked up to electricity under this zoning designation. His only option is to apply to the County Board of Adjustment for a waiver.
Another brought out a small generator to run his camper's air conditioning unit until his waiver hearing in July because it was so hot.
Then came heartbreak. But Crow wasn't about to give up his dream. After more than six months of living in the camper, he and his new bride, Shirley, purchased a double-wide mobile home.
Installation is underway, and they expect to move in by Feb. News Problem Solvers. Actions Facebook Tweet Email. Tulsa County man finally gets home, electricity after 7 months. By: Cathy Tatom. More Problem Solver stories. Tulsa crews working full time to fix burst water pipes from warm-up after freeze Cathy Tatom.
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