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Cherry Hills Village, CO — Stormwater Permit Bond

Have a stormwater permit bond request from Cherry Hills Village? Start with the city's written request and the stormwater management plan for your site, then use Purchase Now to apply. The required form and amount must come from the actual permit obligation.

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Recorded state
Colorado
Bond type
Stormwater / Erosion / Land Disturbance Bond
Category
Environmental & natural resources

What this bond does

Cherry Hills Village's 2007 resolution identifies authority for surety in connection with a Stormwater Management Plan and adopts related performance-bond requirements. It provides background for the city's stormwater security program, not enough detail to establish a current bond requirement for every construction project.

Who needs it
The owner, developer or other applicant specifically named in the city's stormwater security request. Confirm who must be principal before applying in a contractor's or project manager's name.
Who it protects
The requested security concerns the stormwater plan obligation accepted by the city. It is separate from general contractor licensing and liability coverage. The current permit and bond form determine the covered work and exact recipient wording.

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 current permit instructions, not an old schedule

The city resolution is dated July 17, 2007. It confirms the historical connection between stormwater management and performance security, but it should not be used to guess today's amount, form, filing instructions or release conditions.

For the application, collect the city request, site address, plan reference, legal applicant and required sum. If the request concerns a particular phase, identify that phase rather than assuming the bond covers the whole development. After issuance, execute and deliver the document using the city's current instructions; applying alone does not satisfy the permit.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Have the city's current stormwater permit or written security request.
  2. Identify the site, stormwater management plan and covered project phase.
  3. Confirm the legal principal, exact obligee, accepted form, required sum and any dates.
  4. Keep issuance, execution and city submission separate from the initial application.

Questions about this bond

Does every construction project need this bond?

That cannot be determined from the historical resolution alone. Use the city's current permit instructions and the actual security request for your site rather than treating the catalog listing as a universal mandate.

Does the bond cover ongoing maintenance or just construction?

Check the city's requested form and stormwater plan. The source reviewed establishes the plan/security connection but does not establish the present bond's complete duties, duration or release process.

How can I start the application?

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Review the applicant, city recipient, form, amount and requested dates. Provider issuance and city acceptance are separate later steps; complete and submit the issued bond as directed.

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