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Council hears first reading to update city code on performance bonds; second reading set for Sept. 8
Summary
The Hilliard City Council heard the first reading Aug. 25 of an ordinance to update how the city accepts performance bonds tied to public infrastructure acceptance and warranty periods; staff said the change aligns the code with common Central Ohio practice and set a Sept. 8 second-reading public hearing.
HILLIARD, Ohio — City staff presented the first reading of Ordinance 25-21 Aug. 25 to amend the city code regarding acceptance of performance bonds tied to public infrastructure acceptance and warranty periods. Staff said the change was prompted in part by the retirement of the previous city engineer and by a desire to align local code with common practices across Central Ohio. Under the practice described by staff, performance bonds accepted during the warranty period are commonly set at 10% of the infrastructure value, which lets developers avoid carrying larger bond amounts for an additional year. Council scheduled the second-reading public hearing for Sept. 8. No final action was taken Aug. 25; council will consider the ordinance after the public hearing.
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