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Sugarcreek Township, OH — Encroachment Right-Of-Way Permit Bond

Sugarcreek Township's Encroachment Bond describes a driveway approach or sidewalk at specified locations. Its broader road-work application has separate pavement and unpaved-area calculations. Have Roads and Services identify the instrument and sum for your actual activity.

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

What this bond does

The encroachment condition supports approved driveway-approach or sidewalk improvements within township right-of-way. It should not be assumed to cover every utility or road-work request merely because the township is the same.

Who needs it
The principal responsible for the identified improvement and the township applicant arranging its accepted ROW security.
Who it protects
The Encroachment Bond names Sugarcreek Township as sole obligee with rights against the surety, secures permit undertakings and related costs/damages, and limits aggregate surety liability to the stated amount.

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 approach or sidewalk condition to the request

The township's Roads and Services page links both the Encroachment Bond and its updated road-work application, along with separate driveway applications and a road-responsibility list. Identify the road, location, proposed improvement and office responsible before selecting security.

The Encroachment Bond's description is driveway approach or sidewalk plus related bondable site improvements. If your request is a different road or utility activity, ask the township/provider whether another condition is needed rather than expanding this wording yourself.

Obtain the calculation and completion directions

The broader road-work application specifies $5,000 for excavation/replacement up to 650 square feet of pavement, additional pavement security at $15 per square foot, and a cut-length allowance and upward rounding. It specifies $4 per square foot for unpaved work, excluding culverts and bridges. These are work-specific calculations, not a flat amount for every driveway encroachment.

That application asks for a bond copy with the submission and states one year from project completion or release by the trustees. The Encroachment Bond separately permits certified-mail termination notice effective 30 days after receipt. Confirm the actual condition, amount, maintenance and release requirements rather than treating notice as accepted completion.

Submit the issued bond with the correct permit material

Purchase Now opens Propeller's existing Sugarcreek Township Encroachment Right-of-Way Permit Bond application. Supply the township's confirmed form, location, sum, principal and dates and review the issued document before filing.

The road-work application asks for plans including cross sections, work dates and separate liability-insurance evidence, requires a permit for each road and includes inspected-completion and bond-release approvals. Bond issuance does not supply those permissions or approvals.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the responsible road office, work locations and approach/sidewalk or other activity.
  2. Obtain Roads and Services' accepted condition and work-specific sum.
  3. Prepare plans, dates, applicant and required separate insurance.
  4. Check/file the issued instrument and obtain permission, inspection and release direction.

Questions about this bond

Does the Encroachment Bond describe every kind of ROW work?

Its stated activity is a driveway approach or sidewalk with related bondable site improvements. Confirm the correct condition for other work.

Is $5,000 the amount for every encroachment?

No. The broader application has pavement and unpaved calculations, while the encroachment form leaves the sum blank. Obtain the township's amount for your activity.

Does termination notice itself release completed work?

Do not assume so. The condition's notice provision and the township's completion, maintenance and release process are separate.

Can one road-work permit be assumed to cover all roads?

The posted application calls for a permit for each road where work is performed. Confirm the scope with Roads and Services.

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