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Bellefontaine, OH — Contractor License Bond

Bellefontaine's posted sample registration bond states $10,000 and a December 31 end date. Confirm the current work-specific request before applying: the linked packet mixes a 2026 heading with a 2024 letter, 2025 transition instructions and an extra-zero amount typo.

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Recorded state
Ohio
Bond type
Contractor License / Registration Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

Identify the current contractor-registration and utility/right-of-way security request without treating inconsistent packet text as a new bond amount.

Who needs it
Contractors clarifying whether their work needs the posted annual security and separate permits.
Who it protects
The sample names Bellefontaine and protects it and people injured by failure to comply with the applicable licensing rules and Ohio laws. The packet discusses utility/right-of-way and sanitary-sewer bonding changes; its dated transition text does not establish every current contractor's applicability.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Use the sample amount and obtain current applicability

The sample's amount is unambiguously $10,000, with principal, authorized Ohio surety and attorney-in-fact execution. The packet's $10,0000.00 typo is not evidence of a $100,000 requirement. Its historical discussion of an annual bond replacing individual permit security is not proof that every permit or proposed amendment has been approved today.

The actual application calls for a tax questionnaire and Tax Superintendent signature before Engineering submission, plus separate current insurance. The packet says permits still need separate applications; bond purchase does not replace them.

Purchase Now opens Propeller, not City registration. Obtain Engineering's current request for the actual work, accepted instrument, principal, amount and dates; check issuance, then complete tax/registration and applicable permit steps. Current applicability and the generic option's accepted match remain to be confirmed.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Obtain the current work-specific Engineering request.
  2. Use the actual sample, not the extra-zero packet typo.
  3. Confirm accepted form/dates and principal/AIF execution.
  4. Complete separate tax verification, registration and permits.

Questions about this bond

Does the posted sample require $100,000?

No. The actual sample states $10,000; an extra-zero typo in the transition letter should not determine the amount.

Does the packet establish current applicability for every contractor?

No. Its mixed years and utility/right-of-way transition discussion require confirmation for the actual work.

Does an annual surety replace permit applications?

The packet says separate permits still must be applied for. Confirm the current requirement.

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