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Yakima, WA — Work In City Right Of Way Bond

Ask Yakima Engineering to match this Work in City ROW offering to the actual construction or use request. The city's June 2026 ROW Use packet addresses occupation under YMC 8.20; it does not establish the bond form for every street cut, utility installation or restoration job.

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

What this bond does

Helps applicants identify the precise city work obligation and accepted security behind the Yakima offering.

Who needs it
Applicants and contractors with a Yakima Engineering bond request for work affecting city ROW.
Who it protects
Engineering must identify the bond's recipient and covered duties. The reviewed use application's indemnity and insurance requirements are applicant obligations, not proof of this provider instrument's scope.

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.

Describe construction separately from public-space use

Prepare the street/location, planned cuts or installations, affected public area, restoration and requested work dates. Ask which permit and security apply if the activity physically disturbs the street rather than merely occupying space.

The reviewed YMC 8.20 packet distinguishes commercial/business use, residential use, signs and short-term use. It directs sidewalk cafes and beautification to Codes instead. These categories should not be substituted for an unidentified construction-bond request.

Obtain the accepted work bond before provider issuance

The bounded official search did not retrieve the exact Work in City ROW bond. Its amount, secured duties, coverage, cancellation/release and provider match remain factual-check-pending.

For a request actually governed by the reviewed use packet, prepare the scaled site plan, applicable utility/structure plans, notarized hold-harmless agreement and required insurance evidence. A short-term use period or annual use-license renewal does not establish this bond's term.

Complete the applicable permit after the form check

Once Engineering and the provider confirm the instrument, use the existing Propeller Purchase Now option with the accepted principal, recipient, amount and dates. Deliver the issued document through the actual city instructions.

Obtain the applicable permit, work/traffic approval and inspection requirements separately. Provider issuance does not authorize a street cut or occupation, and the use packet alone does not confirm completion or release rules for construction security.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Describe the physical work or occupation, location, restoration and dates.
  2. Have Engineering identify the applicable permit, bond recipient and accepted instrument.
  3. Obtain the required amount, dates, execution/filing and provider match.
  4. Complete the applicable plan/insurance review, permit, work authorization and inspection/release steps.

Questions about this bond

Does the YMC 8.20 use packet establish every construction bond?

No. It addresses specified occupation/use categories. Have Engineering identify the accepted bond and permit for the actual physical work.

Can a use-license renewal date be used as the bond term?

No. Obtain the actual instrument's coverage and release conditions; the reviewed use periods do not establish them.

What remains pending for this offering?

The exact Work in City ROW instrument, covered duties, recipient, amount, coverage/cancellation/release, execution/filing and provider match.

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