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Jeffersonville, IN — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Jeffersonville's published ROW form distinguishes per-location surety, blanket security and open-cut maintenance security. Ask Engineering which current request this offering must satisfy; the common ROW name does not establish that one purchase supplies every instrument.

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

What this bond does

Security matched to the actual Jeffersonville City ROW location, blanket arrangement or maintenance request.

Who needs it
The actual City-required applicant/principal responsible for the identified opening, boring or other permitted operation.
Who it protects
The accepted City instrument defines secured permit/restoration duties and liability; it is not an unrestricted guarantee of all private work or automatic permission to use the ROW.

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.

Separate location, blanket and open-cut maintenance

The published City ROW form lists $2,000 per location for surety, $10,000 blanket and $10,000 per location for open-cut maintenance. These are distinct labels, not a single universal sum. Have Engineering confirm the current amounts, applicable work and whether separate security is needed.

The form also recognizes bond, LOC or certified check for surety. Match the City's actual accepted security, legal principal/recipient, covered location(s) and dates. Do not assume blanket means every future permit is included or that the generic offering includes the separate maintenance obligation.

Use the current City application process

The current Applications page says City permitting has moved online. Use that process and Engineering's actual instructions rather than assuming the published paper form is the current submission route. Its pavement-patch inspection and cut/closure notification instructions also need matching to the work and current City direction.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Have the issuer confirm the requested instrument, sum, parties, dates and location/blanket/maintenance scope, then arrange execution and actual City acceptance.

Obtain the separately approved work permission and required traffic/inspection arrangements. Keep the issued document, covered permit(s), restoration acceptance and actual continuation/release conditions; an application or provider receipt alone is not authorization.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Actual City work/location(s), boring versus opening, patching and closure effects.
  2. Engineering confirmation of current per-location/blanket/open-cut maintenance security and any separate instrument.
  3. Accepted form/recipient/principal, assigned sum/dates, covered permits and issuer fit.
  4. Current online application, executed-document acceptance, actual work approval and inspection/restoration/release instructions.

Questions about this bond

Does one $2,000 bond cover every Jeffersonville ROW request?

The published form separately lists per-location surety, blanket and open-cut maintenance security. Obtain Engineering's actual current request rather than using the smallest figure universally.

Does this generic offering include open-cut maintenance?

That is not established by its label. Ask the City and issuer whether the requested maintenance instrument is supplied or separate.

Should I assume the published paper form is the current filing route?

No. The City's current Applications page directs permitting online. Follow the actual application and document-acceptance instructions.

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