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Worthington, OH — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Worthington requires a work-specific ROW application and restoration commitment. Its posted application lists cash instruments for completion/performance security, so confirm surety acceptance before using this provider's bond.

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

What this bond does

The security concerns approved work within Worthington public ROW and restoration to city standards. The work permit remains separate from any additional franchise, license or specialized permit.

Who needs it
The applicant and identified contractors proposing work within Worthington ROW, including utility, telecommunications, residential-related or limited-use requests.
Who it protects
The application requires restoration to like or better condition. The accepted security form must establish the surety's promise; the city's general work standards do not themselves supply that condition.

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.

Confirm the acceptable instrument and amount

The posted application calls for completion/performance security in an amount set by the Service Director after review, listing cash, money order or certified check. It does not expressly establish that this surety offering is an accepted substitute.

Ask Service & Engineering for its current accepted instrument and condition before issuance. The application is marked revised July 2013; confirm the current directions rather than treating its deposit wording as a verified surety form.

Prepare the ROW work package

The city's work standards require two plan sets showing location and grade, existing utilities, traffic plans, a project timetable and relevant notifications. The application identifies contractors/subcontractors and emergency contacts, in addition to the applicant.

The standards distinguish a small-cell permit and separate sidewalk/drive-approach repair permission. Directional boring also has sewer-video and no-damage certification requirements; a bond does not replace these work-specific items.

Separate the work end date, warranty and bond

The application says the permit expires on its stated construction end date unless otherwise noted. The standards start a one-year workmanship/material warranty after scheduled final inspection and city approval. Neither statement independently establishes this surety bond's term.

Once surety acceptance is confirmed, Purchase Now opens Propeller's existing Worthington Right of Way Permit Bond application in a new tab. Review and file the issued instrument as directed, then obtain the necessary city permission.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the activity, applicant, contractors and exact ROW limits.
  2. Confirm surety acceptance, Service Director's amount and required condition.
  3. Prepare plans, traffic timetable and work-specific supporting material.
  4. Check/file the issued bond and obtain authorization, final-inspection and release directions.

Questions about this bond

Does the application expressly accept this surety bond?

It lists cash instruments for security. Obtain the city's current confirmation and accepted surety condition before issuing a bond instead.

Is the construction end date the bond expiration?

No such equivalence is established. It is the posted permit expiration date unless otherwise noted.

When does the standards' one-year warranty start?

After the permittee schedules final inspection and the city approves all work. Confirm how the accepted security supports that obligation.

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