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Harrison, NJ — Street Opening Bond

Identify the Harrison municipality requesting security before applying: the Town of Harrison and Harrison Township publish different street-opening packets. The Town separates performance security from a later maintenance bond; the Township has its own guarantee and restoration conditions. This listing does not establish which recipient's form the purchase option supplies.

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

What this bond does

Arrange accepted street-opening security for the correct Harrison municipality and permit, once the required instrument is matched.

Who needs it
The opening applicant or contractor, with the work location, municipality, property owner and bond principal identified.
Who it protects
The municipal requirements support their own permitted opening, restoration and maintenance obligations. Their recipients, sums and periods cannot be treated as interchangeable.

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 municipality before the amount

The Town of Harrison's packet is headed 318 Harrison Avenue, Harrison, NJ 07029. It requires performance security at least equal to the Town Engineer's determined cost, maintained for the permit's duration. Its separate maintenance bond is $500 or 10% of total cost, whichever is greater, for one year from completion of permanent restoration.

Harrison Township's packet is headed 114 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062. It shows a $1,200 minimum performance-guarantee estimate, an annual-guarantee entry and a requirement to maintain restored areas for two years. Its 90-day permit period is not proof of the surety's term.

Ask the office that issued your written requirement to confirm the legal recipient, exact form and assigned amount. The catalog's Harrison name does not establish Town-versus-Township acceptance, and the Town's maintenance amount is not its initial performance amount.

Apply after the recipient and security stage are known

Prepare the opening location, dimensions, purpose, plans, proposed dates and applicant/contractor details. Identify whether the request is for initial performance security, maintenance after permanent restoration or an approved annual arrangement.

Purchase Now opens the existing Propeller application, which lists no fixed amount or term. Have the issuer confirm the municipality and required instrument before issuance. Check the principal, recipient, assigned sum, work identification and dates; do not assume the purchase includes a second maintenance bond.

File the executed security and permit documents with the confirmed authority. The Town packet routes applications to Engineering at Room B1 and requires a 48-hour construction notice; the Township packet specifies at least 24-hour Engineer notice and its own closure arrangements. Follow the applicable approved permit, not the other municipality's timetable. Purchase is not permission to start or a security release.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Written request naming Town of Harrison or Harrison Township, with the correct office and worksite.
  2. Applicant/contractor name, owner details, dimensions, plans and proposed dates.
  3. Initial performance versus later maintenance or annual arrangement, accepted form and assigned sum.
  4. Authority-specific filing, permit approval, work notice, restoration and release conditions.

Questions about this bond

Is $500 enough for the initial Harrison opening bond?

Not based on the Town packet. Its $500-or-10% figure is separate maintenance security after permanent restoration. Initial performance security must meet the Town Engineer's determined cost. First confirm that the Town, rather than the Township, is the recipient.

Does the Township's 90-day permit establish a 90-day bond?

No. The published packet separately describes the permit period and a two-year restoration obligation. Obtain the Township's accepted guarantee and dates for your work.

Can I select the recipient just from the Harrison product title?

No. This offering's current identity does not resolve Town versus Township. Have the written municipal requirement and exact form matched before purchase.

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