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The Oshkosh obstruction bond outlives the license it supports. The license ends December 31, but the $5,000 bond answers for work done that year plus a two year maintenance period after it. Posting it once covers every obstruction you place in City right-of-way during the calendar year, for a single annual premium.
The City of Oshkosh requires a $5,000 surety bond for its Annual Right-of-Way Obstruction License, which any individual, partnership or corporation needs to place obstructions in City street or sidewalk right-of-way during a calendar year. The bond names the City of Oshkosh as obligee, covers claims for work during the license year and a two year maintenance period, and is filed with the Department of Public Works Engineering Division with a $20 license fee and proof of insurance.
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Every Oshkosh obstruction license terminates on December 31 of the year the bond was issued. The bond does not stop there. The City's packet states that it covers claims for work performed during the annual license period and for an additional two year maintenance period after the license expires. During that time the principal agrees to correct any maintenance issue the City brings to its attention.
The Annual Right-of-Way Obstruction License applies to any individual, partnership or corporation that will place an obstruction within City of Oshkosh right-of-way from time to time during the calendar year. The annual license does not replace individual permits. The City requires a separate permit for each project or address where an obstruction will be placed.
The bond is written on the City's form with the City of Oshkosh as obligee and the applicant as principal, in the amount of $5,000.00. It guarantees that the principal will meet the license conditions and correct maintenance problems in the right-of-way, and gives the City a source of payment if it does not. Right-of-way excavation and work in right-of-way licenses are separate license types in Oshkosh.
The City also requires a Commercial General Liability policy with limits of $500,000 each occurrence, $500,000 personal and advertising injury, $500,000 general aggregate and $500,000 products and completed operations aggregate, with the City of Oshkosh named as additional insured. The certificate lists the City of Oshkosh, Attn: City Clerk as the cancellation notice holder. Submit the signed original bond and license forms, the insurance documents and the $20.00 annual license fee to the Department of Public Works Engineering Division, 215 Church Avenue, PO Box 1130, Oshkosh, WI 54903-1130.
The premium is a yearly charge set by the surety after reviewing the applicant's credit. Because the license resets each December 31, a new bond or renewal is needed for each calendar year you hold the license.
All Oshkosh obstruction licenses terminate on December 31 of the same year the bond was issued. A new license and bond are needed for the next calendar year.
No. The City's packet states the bond covers claims for work performed during the annual license period and for an additional two year maintenance period after the license expires.
It covers the licensee for the calendar year, but the City requires a separate permit for each individual project or address where an obstruction will be placed.
A Commercial General Liability policy with $500,000 limits for each occurrence, personal and advertising injury, general aggregate and products and completed operations aggregate, with the City of Oshkosh named as additional insured.
Send the signed original bond and license forms, insurance documents and the $20.00 annual license fee to the Department of Public Works Engineering Division, 215 Church Avenue, PO Box 1130, Oshkosh, WI 54903-1130. Confirm the current packet with the Engineering Division before the bond is issued.
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