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Union, KY — Right Of Way Bond

The City of Union in Boone County posts $5,000 cash or Kentucky-registered surety security where applicable to major roadways under City jurisdiction. Confirm that condition for your encroachment; this is not a Union County or KYTC State-highway request.

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

What this bond does

City of Union, Kentucky security for the actual accepted City ROW encroachment and restoration conditions.

Who needs it
The City-required applicant/principal, with the utility/contractor and property owner identified and required signatures arranged.
Who it protects
The accepted instrument must define the secured City ROW obligation. The application's broad hold-harmless duties do not establish unlimited surety insurance or private-project payment protection.

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.

Check City jurisdiction and the major-roadway condition

The published terms/application identifies City ROW operations, including entrances/curb cuts, utility work and other specified encroachments. Its $5,000 cash or registered-surety instruction is qualified by applicability to major roadways under City jurisdiction. Ask the City Clerk for the Engineer's actual assignment before treating that sum as universal.

Provide the applicant/company, different property owner, project location, operation and proposed dates. A descriptive drawing must show the encroachment relative to existing utilities/structures; the form says an application will not be approved without it. Supply restoration/traffic plans as required and arrange the necessary applicant/owner execution.

Obtain permission and follow inspection/restoration conditions

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Match the City-required form, legal principal/recipient, assigned sum, covered encroachment and dates with the issuer. Arrange required execution and accepted City filing, then obtain the approved permit.

The terms require at least twelve-hour inspection notice and backfilling excavations at each working day's end unless other arrangements are made with the inspector. They encourage pre-construction meetings and require restoration to the Engineer's/Boone County standards and appropriate work-zone traffic control.

Keep the permit, application and specifications on site and obtain final inspection and the City's closeout/continuation/release directions. The office's refund/file-close fields do not establish a universal maintenance duration, annual renewal or automatic release when work stops.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. City of Union/Boone County site and road jurisdiction, major-road applicability and actual encroachment.
  2. Applicant/utility/contractor and property owner, proposed dates and required execution.
  3. Descriptive utilities/structures drawing, assigned plans and accepted surety form/parties/sum/coverage/dates and filing.
  4. Approved jobsite documents, twelve-hour inspection notice, daily-backfill arrangements and final inspection/closeout.

Questions about this bond

Is this for Union County roads?

This page concerns the City of Union in Boone County. Confirm City roadway jurisdiction; County and KYTC requests are not automatically the same instrument.

Is $5,000 required for every encroachment?

The published terms qualify that instruction by applicability to major City roadways. Obtain the Engineer's actual assignment.

How much notice does the posted form require for inspection?

At least twelve hours. Obtain current scheduling and final-inspection directions separately from issuer processing.

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