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New Haven, IN — Right Of Way Working/Cutting Permit Bond

New Haven's posted cutting-permit bond prints $5,000 and a one-year period from issue, naming the City of New Haven and State of Indiana. Its RC-1 permit separately leaves the required security for Engineering to assign; confirm the actual amount, company/principal and accepted document before ordering.

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

What this bond does

Security matching the actual New Haven, Indiana ROW working/cutting permit or permits.

Who needs it
The company performing the work, identified as the principal required by the City request and issued instrument.
Who it protects
The posted form conditions covered-permit performance and lawful labor/material/service claims, with total surety liability limited to the penal sum. It does not create a separate full limit for each permit or cover unrelated private work.

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 the actual operation and responsible company

The current Engineering page requires ROW permission for digging, cutting or boring and says the company performing the work must be bonded. RC-1 distinguishes pole, buried cable, pipe and miscellaneous work, with a map/plan and separate cut versus push/bore fields. Provide the actual City street/location and operation.

The City lists a separate Building Sewer Bond. Do not assume the ROW cutting form satisfies every sewer/security request or import Fort Wayne/Allen County wording. The actual New Haven bond names City of New Haven and State of Indiana; use Engineering's accepted legal parties and assigned sum.

Keep the 90-day permit separate from one-year form coverage

RC-1 says the permit is valid 90 days from issuance and requires notice before starting. The bond describes one year from issue for its permit(s), with actual beginning/ending dates. Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Have the issuer match the actual City form, principal/recipient, required sum and dates.

Arrange the required signatures/power-of-attorney documentation and actual Engineering delivery/acceptance, then obtain the approved work permission. The posted bond allows the surety to cancel with 30 days' written notice to the City Engineer's Office, preserving liability incurred/accrued before that period ends.

Follow the actual restoration, inspection and continuation/release conditions. A provider receipt, 90-day permit expiration or cancellation notice does not erase already accrued obligations.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Actual New Haven operation/location and RC-1 map/plan, company performing work and required principal.
  2. Engineering-assigned sum and accepted legal City/State wording; distinguish any separate sewer/security request.
  3. Accepted form/dates, issuer match, authorized execution/power of attorney and actual document acceptance.
  4. Approved permit, pre-start notice, restoration/inspection and actual continuation/release or cancellation conditions.

Questions about this bond

Does a 90-day RC-1 permit mean a 90-day bond?

No. RC-1's permit validity is separate from the posted bond's one-year-from-issue condition. The offering displays no fixed term; match actual issued dates.

Is the printed $5,000 automatically sufficient for every job?

Confirm with Engineering. The posted bond prints that sum, while RC-1 has a required-security field for the actual request. Match its assigned amount and accepted instrument.

Does surety cancellation erase earlier liability?

No. The posted form preserves liability incurred/accrued before its 30-day written-notice period ends. Obtain the actual issued document and office direction.

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