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Greensburg, IN — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Greensburg's posted ROW packet includes a $2,000 approved undertaking/surety bond and a separate performance arrangement for applicants making repairs in lieu of City repair charges. Confirm which security and maintenance conditions apply before ordering; the common ROW label does not identify the accepted instrument.

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

What this bond does

City-requested security for the actual Greensburg ROW work and applicable restoration/maintenance undertaking.

Who needs it
The contractor/utility responsible for the permit, with the property owner separately identified.
Who it protects
The posted undertaking addresses disturbed surfaces, traffic safeguards and stated damage responsibilities. The accepted surety instrument defines liability; the applicant's indemnity does not establish unlimited bond protection.

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.

Identify the cut, bore and accepted security arrangement

The application distinguishes open cut, bore and parallel ROW work, with location, opening area, owner, contractor and dates. It calls for a traffic control plan and contractor/utility arrangements for barricades, lighting and closure notifications. Describe any road closure and obtain the actual approved traffic/work arrangement.

Section 95.25 in the packet calls for an approved $2,000 undertaking/surety on file with the Clerk-Treasurer. Section 95.28 describes a separate repair-in-lieu performance bond of at least $2,000, equal to estimated repairs for the stated calendar-year work. Have the City identify the applicable instrument; do not turn the alternative arrangement into a universal provider term.

Resolve the applicable maintenance and release conditions

The packet includes a 30-day maintenance-cost clause in Section 95.22 and a one-year maintenance undertaking in Section 95.25. The alternative repair-in-lieu provision in Section 95.28 describes two-year bond coverage and force continuing for one year after the last repairs. Obtain the City's direction for the actual obligation rather than choosing the shortest period as automatic release.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Match the City-required principal/recipient, accepted form, assigned sum/dates and actual repair arrangement. The packet describes City Engineer/Street Superintendent approval before Clerk-Treasurer filing; confirm current acceptance of the issued document.

Its 90-day permit-validity provision is separate from security duration. Follow the approved restoration/inspection directions, including applicable seasonal repair standards, and obtain the actual release or continuation conditions. A service connection or completed patch alone does not establish that all bond obligations are over.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Actual Greensburg cut/bore/parallel work, opening area/location, owner and responsible contractor/utility.
  2. Traffic plan and closure directions, City-approved restoration/seasonal standards.
  3. City determination of ordinary undertaking versus repair-in-lieu performance security and actual maintenance conditions.
  4. Legal parties, assigned sum/form/dates, approval/Clerk-Treasurer acceptance and inspection/release or continuation.

Questions about this bond

Does every applicant need the separate repair-in-lieu performance bond?

Do not assume that. Section 95.28 describes a specific alternative arrangement; the packet separately describes the Section 95.25 undertaking. Obtain the City's actual request.

Does the 90-day permit establish the bond term?

No. The packet has separate maintenance/security provisions and the option displays no fixed term. Match the accepted instrument and actual City direction.

Can I treat the shortest maintenance clause as release?

No. The packet contains different maintenance-cost, undertaking and alternative-repair provisions. Ask the City which conditions apply and obtain actual acceptance/release.

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