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In New Britain the bond is the easy part of a concrete walks license. The city will not issue the license without it, but the license also turns on five years of experience and passing a written and oral test. Getting the $5,000 bond lined up early means it is ready the day the Department of Public Works clears you.
New Britain Code Sec. 21-73 bars anyone from the business of constructing or repairing concrete walks or curbs without a license, and no license is issued until the contractor files a surety bond with the Department of Public Works. The bond amount is set by that department, and this bond is $5,000. Licenses expire every March 31 and the renewal fee must be paid on or before April 1.
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Sec. 21-73 of the New Britain Code of Ordinances requires a license for any business constructing or repairing concrete walks or curbs. Before a license is issued, the owner or a designated employee must present evidence of at least five years' experience doing that work to municipal and state standards and specifications, and must pass a written and oral test given by or under the director of public works. The bond is required on top of that, not in place of it.
If the person who passed the test leaves the business or gives up ownership, the business must designate a successor to take a new written and oral test.
No license is issued until the licensee files a surety bond with the Department of Public Works, in an amount set by that department, from a surety company authorized to do business in Connecticut. The bond indemnifies the City of New Britain against any loss or expense in repairing or correcting the licensee's work if it is defective or does not follow the Code. This bond is $5,000. Confirm the current form with the Department of Public Works before the bond is issued.
Sec. 21-61 requires all sidewalks and curbs in the city to conform to the standards promulgated by the city engineer.
The owner applies on a form furnished by the Department of Public Works, with a fee recommended by the department and approved by the Common Council. That fee pays for the initial license if the applicant passes the test. All licenses expire annually on March 31, and no license is renewed unless the renewal fee set by the department is paid on or before April 1.
After a hearing on five days' written notice, the director of public works may revoke or suspend a license for failure to follow the ordinances or department rules, or for failing to fix defective work when the city engineer orders it.
The premium is a fraction of the $5,000 bond amount. The surety sets it after reviewing the owner's credit and the contractor's history.
No. Sec. 21-73 also requires evidence of at least five years' experience and a passing score on a written and oral test given by or under the director of public works.
The ordinance lets the Department of Public Works set the amount. This bond is $5,000 with the City of New Britain as obligee. Confirm the current form with the department before the bond is issued.
Every license expires annually on March 31. It is not renewed unless the renewal fee is paid on or before April 1.
If the person who passed the test ends their ownership or employment, the business must designate a successor to take a new written and oral test.
The bond answers for the city's cost of repairing or correcting defective work. The director of public works can revoke or suspend a license, after a hearing on five days' written notice, for breaking the ordinances or failing to fix defective work when the city engineer orders it.
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