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Bastrop, TX — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Use this Bastrop right-of-way permit option when your request is for work under the City of Bastrop's authority. Before applying, obtain the city's bond request: a Bastrop County permit or a TxDOT requirement may call for a different recipient and instrument.

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Recorded state
Texas
Bond type
Right-of-Way / Street Work Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

Addresses a requested City of Bastrop right-of-way work obligation. The city's written request should establish the covered work, bond amount and form.

Who needs it
A contractor, utility applicant or other permit applicant whose Bastrop city work has prompted a request for right-of-way security.
Who it protects
The accepted bond's conditions determine what the city can recover for a failure to meet the covered obligation. This listing alone does not establish a guarantee for an entire construction project.

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.

Start with the road authority, not the mailing address

A Bastrop address is not enough to identify the bond recipient. Confirm whether the affected street or utility corridor is under city, county or state authority. This option is labeled for Bastrop city; do not substitute it for a county road or state-highway requirement without confirmation.

The City of Bastrop's Engineering page provides the city's engineering contact and design/construction resources. Send the work location and the actual security request when asking which city form applies.

Describe the work the security will cover

Keep the permit applicant's legal name, street limits and activity together. Opening pavement for a utility connection, occupying the roadside and restoring a disturbed surface can produce different questions for the permit reviewer.

Ask whether the bond is tied to one identified permit or covers the applicant's recurring city work. The listing does not establish that scope, a minimum amount or a renewal deadline. A right-of-way dedication or land transaction is not automatically the same obligation as work-permit security.

Match the request before using the purchase option

The purchase button opens the existing Bastrop option through Propeller. Supply the city's request and resolve any difference in principal, recipient or bond wording before issuance.

After issuance, follow the city's instructions for delivering the signed bond and obtaining permit approval. Buying a bond does not authorize excavation, traffic obstruction or construction, and this page does not establish an original-paper or electronic-filing rule.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm City of Bastrop jurisdiction over the affected work area.
  2. Obtain the city request naming the recipient, principal, amount and required form.
  3. Describe the street limits, work method and restoration affected by the permit.
  4. Confirm single-permit or continuing coverage and the city's submission instructions before issuance.

Questions about this bond

Is this a Bastrop County road bond?

This option is labeled for Bastrop city. A county request needs its own recipient and bond-form check; a city purchase is not automatically interchangeable.

What amount should I request?

Obtain the amount from the city reviewer or written permit requirement. This option does not supply a structured fixed amount, and a figure from a county or highway permit should not be carried over.

Does the purchase authorize work in the street?

No. The issued bond must meet the applicable request, and the road authority must separately authorize the work.

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