Check the qualifying cut and applicant before choosing the sum

Posted §92.03 addresses disturbance of County-controlled public space and requires Highway application/approval. Its bond provisions specify $2,000 for each qualifying paved-road/street/alley crossing or pavement excavation not exceeding 40 square feet. Obtain the actual sum for the proposed dimensions, surfaces and operation rather than extrapolating the line to larger or different work.

The section excludes certain County-directed contracts, private entrances/driveways, sidewalk and landscaping work; governmental and regulated-utility exceptions differ. Its pole/appurtenance exception for IURC-regulated utilities is not a blanket exemption for every utility excavation. Highway can identify the applicable permit/security or accepted alternative, including Board-approved financial security or a qualifying utility indemnity arrangement.

Separate the 90-day work period from post-work obligations

The posted section calls for an ordinary application at least ten days before work and Highway notice before starting. Work/repair is to finish within 90 days of permit issuance unless Highway extends it. It separately describes one-year surface maintenance and a bond remaining in force three years from completion to address hidden underground damage.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Match the actual accepted County instrument, applicant/recipient, assigned sum and covered work/dates with the issuer. The section requires filed and Superintendent-approved security before permit issuance; arrange actual execution/filing rather than relying on a payment receipt.

Obtain the approved work permission and follow actual traffic, locates, restoration and inspection directions. Preserve the completion/acceptance and release or continuation record; a 90-day permit or one-year surface duty does not shorten the stated three-year security condition.