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Wyoming, OH — Public Area Excavation Right Of Way Permit Bond

Wyoming's 2026 schedule distinguishes sidewalk/tree-lawn security from street-area security. It allows a surety performance bond for the total estimated work amount instead of cash, so confirm that estimate before applying.

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

What this bond does

This security supports a Wyoming public-area excavation request, rather than excavation entirely on private property or an unrelated contractor registration.

Who needs it
The applicant arranging accepted security for a public sidewalk, driveway or street opening in Wyoming, Ohio.
Who it protects
The city's schedule describes a performance-bond alternative to cash security for the excavation work. Obtain its accepted condition to define the work/restoration promise and named recipient.

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 which public area will be disturbed

The 2026 Community Development/Building schedule lists $500 for sidewalks and tree-lawn areas and $10,000 for street areas. It separately states that a surety performance bond for the total estimated work amount may be posted in place of a cash bond.

Do not automatically copy either cash-security figure into the surety application. Give the city the work estimate and actual disturbance limits so it can confirm the surety sum and acceptable condition, including a project affecting more than one area.

Prepare the work estimate and city condition

Have the legal applicant, exact address, public area, opening dimensions, purpose and proposed work dates ready. Obtain the city's accepted form and directions for filing the surety instrument.

The catalog does not establish a standard bond term, cancellation period or release deadline. Ask the city how completion and restoration will be checked rather than assuming a cash-deposit process also releases a surety bond.

Apply for the confirmed surety alternative

Purchase Now opens Propeller's Wyoming Public Area Excavation Right of Way Permit Bond application in a new tab. Supply the city's confirmed work-value sum and condition, then check the issued document against the request.

Submit the bond using the city's instructions and obtain the excavation permission before starting work. Purchasing security does not approve the opening or replace separate utility and inspection requirements.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify street, sidewalk, tree lawn and other affected public areas.
  2. Prepare the total work estimate for the city's surety-sum decision.
  3. Obtain the accepted condition, applicant/recipient wording and dates.
  4. Review/file the issued bond and obtain excavation authorization.

Questions about this bond

Is $10,000 always the surety bond amount?

No. The schedule lists street-area security and separately permits a surety bond for the total estimated work amount. Confirm the sum for that alternative.

Are sidewalk/tree-lawn openings treated the same as street openings?

The schedule distinguishes them. Identify every affected area so the city can confirm your security requirement.

Is an annual renewal or release deadline published here?

No such term is established by the schedule or option. Obtain the accepted condition and completion/release directions.

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