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Mayfield Village, OH — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Mayfield Village's posted sewer and water street-opening permits each specify a $5,000 cash bond deposit. Confirm whether the village accepts this surety offering for your request before applying; the cash-deposit figure does not establish surety acceptance.

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

What this bond does

This offering is labelled for Mayfield Village, Ohio right-of-way permit security. Match it to the village's actual work request, including the distinct sewer or water opening process where applicable.

Who needs it
The applicant, plumbing contractor or general contractor arranging security for the specified Mayfield Village street-opening work.
Who it protects
The opening permits assign excavation, backfill, street repair and necessary lights and barricades to the responsible party. They do not reproduce a full surety-bond condition for this provider offering.

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 sewer versus water work

The village's current forms page links separate 2026 sewer and water street-opening documents. Both identify the opening address, owner, plumbing contractor, general contractor and distance from the curb to the building.

The sewer document addresses the Cuyahoga County Sanitary Engineer and requires compliance with that office's requirements. The water document addresses Cleveland Water Permits and Sales and requires compliance with the Cleveland Water Department. These outside utility contacts do not make a Cleveland or county bond an automatic substitute for village security.

Resolve the cash-deposit and surety question

Both documents state 'Cash Bond Deposit to Mayfield Village: $5,000.00.' Ask the village which security it requires for the actual activity and whether a surety bond may satisfy that request.

Obtain the accepted form, obligee, amount and dates before completing the provider application. The posted cash-deposit wording does not verify a $5,000 surety obligation, annual term, cancellation provision or restoration-release deadline.

Apply only after the instrument is confirmed

Purchase Now opens Propeller's existing Mayfield Village Right of Way Permit Bond application. Supply the village's confirmed condition and ask the provider to match it, rather than purchasing a differently named instrument solely because the location matches.

Check the issued document and provide it as instructed. The opening forms describe permission granted by the village; the provider application does not grant that permission or complete the water/sewer authority's requirements. Arrange the work and restoration review through the responsible offices.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the opening address and sewer, water or other activity.
  2. Prepare owner, plumbing/general contractor and work details.
  3. Ask the village whether this surety is accepted instead of or alongside its stated cash deposit.
  4. Confirm the form, recipient, amount and dates, then review and file the issued document.

Questions about this bond

Do the posted forms require a $5,000 surety bond?

They expressly state a $5,000 cash bond deposit. Do not treat that as approval of this surety offering; obtain village confirmation.

Are the sewer and water forms identical?

They share opening and contractor details but address different utility authorities: Cuyahoga County Sanitary Engineer for sewer and Cleveland Water for water.

Does a Cleveland or county instrument replace village security?

Not automatically. Confirm each office's actual requirement and the village's accepted security.

Does provider issuance permit the street opening?

No. Obtain the village's permission and meet the applicable utility requirements separately from arranging security.

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