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Prairie Township registers commercial contractors by discipline and renews every registration by calendar year, so a contractor working in two trades registers twice and starts over each January. Have the $15,000 bond and your insurance certificate ready with the registration, because contractor registration is part of the township's commercial permit submittal.
Commercial contractors working in Prairie Township, Franklin County, must register with the Prairie Township Building and Zoning Department. The township's building page says registration is $100 per discipline, renewable annually by calendar year, and that contractors must be licensed with the City or State and must be bonded and insured. The bond for this registration is listed at $15,000, with Prairie Township as the obligee.
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The Prairie Township Building and Zoning Department requires commercial contractors to register before they work in the township. Its commercial building page states that registration is $100 per discipline and is renewable annually by calendar year. A contractor who works in more than one discipline registers for each one, and every registration has to be renewed for the new calendar year.
The township page says contractors must be licensed with the City or State and must be bonded and insured. Holding that license is a prerequisite, not a substitute. The township still expects its own registration, bond and proof of insurance.
For commercial work, the township lists contractor registration among the items submitted with the permit application, along with full size engineer stamped plans and a $150 deposit. Registering ahead of time keeps the permit from stalling.
The bond is listed at $15,000 with Prairie Township as obligee. A contractor registration bond of this kind is a promise from the contractor, backed by the surety, that work done under township permits will follow the building code and the township's regulations. If the township or a property owner suffers a loss because the contractor fails to do that, a claim can be made against the bond, and the contractor must repay the surety for any claim paid.
Ohio Revised Code 505.75 is the state law that lets townships set up their own building departments.
Prairie Township refers contractors to its Contractor Registration Regulations for the full details. Confirm the current bond amount, bond form and filing steps with the Prairie Township Building and Zoning Department before the bond is issued.
Yes for commercial work. The township page says commercial contractors must register with the Prairie Township Building and Zoning Department, and that contractors must be licensed with the City or State and must be bonded and insured.
The township's commercial building page lists registration at $100 per discipline, renewable annually by calendar year.
Registration is renewed annually by calendar year. Renew the registration and keep the bond in force before you pull permits in the new year.
The township lists contractor registration as part of the commercial permit submittal, along with engineer stamped plans and a $150 deposit. Registration requires the contractor to be bonded and insured, so the bond needs to be in place first.
Prairie Township refers contractors to its Contractor Registration Regulations. Confirm the current bond amount, form and filing steps with the Prairie Township Building and Zoning Department before the bond is issued.
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