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Annapolis, MD — Grading Permit Bond

Annapolis uses a project computation sheet for its grading-permit bond estimate. Bring the city's reviewed estimate and actual security instructions, not just the acreage or a contractor-license form.

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Recorded state
Maryland
Bond type
Building / Excavation / Grading Permit Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

This listing addresses an Annapolis grading-permit bond request. The city's computation sheet organizes the project into earthmoving, sediment controls, storm drainage, utilities, roadway and landscaping work. Which items belong in your security depends on the actual plans and city review; the worksheet does not establish that every bond covers every listed activity.

Who needs it
The applicant responding to the city's grading-security requirement, working with the owner and engineer preparing the estimate. The worksheet asks for the project/site, engineering firm and preparer's signature and seal. It does not determine the legal bond principal, so take that name from the city's security instructions.
Who it protects
Grading-permit security concerns the work required by the accepted undertaking, not general contractor licensing or liability insurance. The City of Annapolis worksheet is not Anne Arundel County's grading bond form. Confirm the city's exact legal recipient and accepted form rather than substituting a county undertaking.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Use the reviewed project computation

The sheet distinguishes on-site cut/fill from spoil removed or borrow brought onto the site, then records applicable sediment controls, drainage and other improvements. Its city-use block allows approval, required revision and approval of a revision.

Keep the reviewed version with your plans and security request. The packet includes older engineering unit-estimate material; confirm the city's current estimating instructions rather than copying historical figures or treating the worksheet as an issued bond. It supplies neither a universal bond period nor release terms.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Have the Annapolis site address, project name, owner/applicant details and engineer's information.
  2. Gather the city's reviewed grading/bond computation and plans identifying the work actually included.
  3. Obtain the accepted bond form, principal and legal recipient, required sum/dates and any project reference.
  4. Confirm signature/authority, original or electronic filing and the city's completion/release requirements before arranging the issued undertaking.

Questions about this bond

Does the worksheet mean all utility and roadway work is bonded?

No. Those are estimating categories. The reviewed project, city request and accepted bond establish the obligation; unused worksheet lines do not create additional coverage.

Can I use Anne Arundel County's grading bond form?

Do not assume so. This is the City of Annapolis listing. Have the city confirm the required recipient and form for its permit.

How do I proceed with the bond application?

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Match the Annapolis grading request, reviewed sum, principal, recipient/form and dates. Provider review and issuance, authorized execution and city filing are later steps; starting the application does not approve the estimate, issue the permit or release security.

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