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Blue Ash, OH — Work In Right Of Way (Main Arterial Streets - ) Bond

Blue Ash lists a $5,000 right-of-way work bond for designated main arterial streets. Check the particular street and segment with Public Works rather than using the other-streets or downtown category based on the bond amount alone.

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Recorded state
Ohio
Bond type
Right-of-Way / Street Work Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

Provide the City-requested work security for a job in Blue Ash's designated main-arterial right-of-way category.

Who needs it
Contractors whose Blue Ash right-of-way work is assigned to the City's main-arterial bond category.
Who it protects
The security supports the City's permitted work and restoration obligation. The applicant remains responsible for operations, repairs and required inspections; issuance is not the City's permission to occupy or excavate the road.

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.

Match the named street and segment

For bonding, Blue Ash lists Reed Hartman Highway, Cornell Road, Kenwood Road, Glendale-Milford Road, Pfeiffer Road and Plainfield Road between Cooper and Reed Hartman in its main-arterial category. Have Public Works confirm the address and limits of your work.

The listed sum is $5,000, also the downtown sum. Other City streets are listed at $3,000, while a $10,000 renewable blanket arrangement is available for contractors with several jobs. Utility-company bonding is handled case by case. The amount alone does not identify the correct category.

Prepare the individual work permit

Blue Ash requires a separate signed work application and plan or sketch for each job or area, even where the activity does not involve digging. A blanket bond would not remove that requirement.

For excavation, notify the Engineering Technician for inspection at least 24 hours before backfill. The permit requires restoration immediately after excavation and by its termination date, with repair materials and workmanship warranted for one year from completion and subject to City approval.

Confirm the bond period and filing

Published bonding guidance describes one year from estimated completion or an umbrella term ending on the last day of the following year. Confirm the accepted period for this work; the repair warranty's actual-completion date is a separate matter.

Apply through the existing Propeller link with the confirmed City request. Check the issued form, principal, sum and dates before filing it as directed, and obtain the work permit before starting.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm the named arterial and exact work segment with Public Works.
  2. Obtain the accepted form and confirm the $5,000 requirement for this applicant and activity.
  3. Prepare the individual signed work application, plan/sketch and proposed dates.
  4. Match the issued bond and complete City filing, permit approval and inspection arrangements.

Questions about this bond

Does the Plainfield Road category cover every segment?

The City's bond listing specifies Plainfield between Cooper and Reed Hartman. Confirm the actual work limits with Public Works rather than extending that description to the entire road.

Is this interchangeable with the downtown entry because both list $5,000?

Do not select on amount alone. The City names downtown and main arterials as distinct categories. Match the location and instrument to the written request.

Will one arterial bond approve several projects?

No automatic multi-project authorization is established. The City has a separate blanket arrangement, and each job or area still needs its own work permit.

Is the bond period the same as the repair warranty?

Not necessarily. The published bond guidance uses estimated completion or an umbrella end date, while the work application describes a repair warranty from completion. Have the City confirm the dates.

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