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Mentor, OH — Grading Bond

Mentor's site-grading application asks how erosion, dust and construction runoff will be controlled, and how the land will be stabilized afterward. Bring the actual grading-security request and permit conditions; the city's separate ROW open-cut bond is not a default substitute.

Also known as Mentor Grading Bonds

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Recorded state
Ohio
Bond type
Building / Excavation / Grading Permit Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

This listing is for the grading-bond request associated with the actual Mentor project. The city's site-grading application describes work through submitted construction documents and permit conditions; it does not itself establish a universal bond requirement or the full terms of this undertaking.

Who needs it
The owner or owner-authorized applicant preparing the site-grading request. The application has owner and applicant signature fields and separate contractor details. Match the required bond principal to the security instructions rather than assuming the permit agent, designer or contractor automatically fills that role.
Who it protects
Mentor lists contractor-registration security, utility-provider security, a job-specific ROW open-cut performance/maintenance bond and a site-grading application separately. Use the accepted grading undertaking to establish the secured work, recipient, sum, dates and release conditions; a registration or open-cut form does not prove it meets this request.

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.

Prepare the surrounding grades and the proposed work schedule

The linked June 2014 application requests existing/proposed grades for the site and land within 300 feet, including property lines, easements, street ROW and structures. It also asks for soil quantities, equipment, haul routes, operating hours and proposed start/completion limits.

The paper form asks for three site-plan copies, while the current directory encourages Mentor Gateway applications. Confirm the current submission format. The requested permit length and work schedule do not establish the bond's term, and proposed control methods do not by themselves prove every environmental claim is bonded.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Have the actual Mentor grading-security request, site address and permit/plan conditions.
  2. Prepare owner, authorized applicant and contractor identities; confirm the exact bond principal/recipient.
  3. Gather surrounding-grade plans, soil/work schedule and erosion/runoff/stabilization methods in the city's current submission format.
  4. Confirm the accepted grading form/issuer, required sum/dates and authorized execution, filing and release instructions.

Questions about this bond

Should I automatically use the city's ROW performance/maintenance bond?

No. The directory labels that form for job-specific ROW open cuts and lists site grading separately. Match the actual grading-security instructions.

Does the application's requested permit length set the bond period?

The application asks about the permit and proposed work. Use the accepted bond and requesting authority's instructions for its own dates and discharge conditions.

How do I start the grading-bond application?

Purchase Now opens RLI in a new tab. Match the Mentor grading request, required principal, exact recipient/form, sum and dates. Provider review/issuance, authorized execution and city filing do not themselves approve grading plans, issue the permit or release security.

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