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Greenville, OH — Right Of Way / Street Opening / Repair Permit - MAIL Bond

Greenville, Ohio requires the proper original bond on file before issuing a street-opening/right-of-way permit. Match the City's individual, blanket or utility security request, and confirm what MAIL means for delivery of this Propeller offering.

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

What this bond does

Provide the City-requested security for Greenville right-of-way, street-opening or repair work under its Chapter 1020 process.

Who needs it
Contractors and applicants arranging Greenville street-opening or right-of-way work, including taps to City water or sewer utilities.
Who it protects
The City bond form secures compliance with the City Auditor's rules and Chapter 1020 for the stated permitted work. It does not replace permit approval or establish that a mailed document has been received and accepted.

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.

Confirm individual, blanket or utility security

Greenville's packets list a $20,000 blanket bond for up to 10 openings and $40,000 utility security for up to 20 openings. An individual bond starts with a base for the first 10 feet and adds amounts based on the affected work; City personnel must determine or verify the total.

Give the reviewer the work location, purpose, opening date and dimensions of sidewalks, curbs, approaches and trench work. This catalog option supplies no amount or term and does not say which of the City's arrangements the provider will issue.

Keep permit dates distinct from the bond's end date

The single-job example uses the work's permit date and a bond end date one year later. The blanket example allows permits during a one-year window and places the bond end date one year after the last possible permit date. These are different date arrangements, not a universal one-year term from purchase.

Have Greenville and the provider confirm the instrument and dates for your request. Do not copy the packets' sample calendar dates into an application.

Arrange review and original-document delivery

The City encourages the bonding company to email a digital copy for review before the client collects the bond, but expressly requires the original on file before permit issuance. Confirm with Propeller how the MAIL offering is issued and delivered, and allow for the City's receipt and acceptance.

Use Purchase Now after matching the request, check the issued document and follow the City's filing instructions. The packets also require 24 hours' inspection notice before pouring. A provider confirmation or emailed copy alone is not the City's permit.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Ask Greenville to identify the individual, blanket or utility arrangement and verify the required sum.
  2. Prepare the project address, opening dimensions, applicant and work dates.
  3. Match permit dates and the separate bond end date to the correct City example.
  4. Confirm MAIL fulfillment with Propeller and original delivery to the City; arrange permit approval and pre-pour inspection notice.

Questions about this bond

Does MAIL mean Greenville requires every submission by post?

The catalog label does not establish that. The City requires an original bond on file and encourages a digital copy for advance review. Confirm the provider's delivery method and the City's current receiving instructions.

Can I use the blanket amount for unlimited openings?

The City's packet describes $20,000 blanket security for up to 10 openings. Utility security is separately listed for up to 20. Have the City confirm the arrangement for your work.

Is every bond valid for one year from purchase?

No such rule is established. The City's single-job and blanket examples use different permit and bond end-date arrangements. Confirm the dates before issuance.

Do City water or sewer taps need a permit and bond?

Greenville's packets say both are required. Match the tap work and applicable security with the City rather than treating the bond as a utility account deposit.

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