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Clinton's code ties bond amounts to the kind of work you do, and $5,000 is the figure set for master plumbers. No plumbing permit is issued to a master plumber until this bond is delivered to the City and in force, so getting it filed is what lets you start pulling permits.
Clinton Municipal Code Section 11.08.04 requires every master plumber doing business in Clinton, Arkansas to deliver a $5,000 surety bond to the City. The bond protects the City and any citizen from damage caused by failing to follow the plumbing ordinance, and a copy of the bond and current license must be on file with the Water and Sewer Commission.
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Clinton does not use one contractor bond for everyone. The $5,000 amount comes from Section 11.08.04 of the Clinton Municipal Code and applies to master plumbers. Other sections set other figures. Section 11.12.08 sets a $1,000 bond for anyone doing electrical business in the city. Section 11.32.05 calls for residential contractors to file in favor of the City in an amount of not less than $25,000, and ties commercial and other contractors' bonds to the full project cost when a project totals more than $20,000. Check which section fits your work before you buy.
Under Section 11.08.04, every master plumber doing business in Clinton must execute and deliver a $5,000 bond with a surety company to the City. The bond indemnifies the City or any citizen for damage caused by the plumber's failure to comply strictly with the plumbing ordinance. No plumbing permit will be issued to a master plumber until the bond is delivered and in full force, and a copy of the bond and your current license must be placed on file at the Water and Sewer Commission.
Section 11.08.03 lets a homeowner get a permit to install or alter plumbing in a single family home if the owner does the work personally and lives there. Only people legally authorized to do plumbing can be issued permits otherwise.
Before starting any plumbing work you apply to the Plumbing Inspector or other designated official for a permit. Section 11.08.05 sets the plumbing inspection permit at $40, which covers rough in, top out, final and gas inspections, and a separate water or sewer service line at $10. Clinton also adopts the Arkansas State Plumbing Code by reference.
If the City or a citizen shows damage from work that broke the ordinance, the surety can pay up to $5,000. You then repay the surety. Confirm the current bond form and filing steps with the City of Clinton before the bond is issued.
No. The $5,000 figure is the master plumber bond in Section 11.08.04. Electrical work carries a $1,000 bond under 11.12.08, and Section 11.32.05 sets separate amounts for residential and commercial contractors.
No. Section 11.08.03 allows a homeowner to get a permit for plumbing in a single family home that the owner occupies, as long as the owner does the work personally.
The bond is delivered to the City of Clinton, and a copy of it along with your current license goes on file at the Water and Sewer Commission.
You pay a premium, not the $5,000 face amount. The surety sets it from the owner's credit and business history, and you see the quote when you apply.
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