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Dearborn Heights, MI — Single Job Right Of Way Bond

For one Dearborn Heights ROW job, give Building & Engineering the exact work limits, applicant and performing contractor. Confirm whether the request concerns use, disruption or both, and obtain the City's accepted single-job security form before applying.

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

What this bond does

City of Dearborn Heights, Michigan security specifically accepted for the identified job's public-way permit obligations.

Who needs it
The applicant responsible for the named job and its actual contractor, rather than an unidentified company seeking unrestricted future-work coverage.
Who it protects
The accepted instrument concerns the particular City ROW request. It does not automatically cover every private-site obligation or function as the separate blanket option.

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.

Describe one job's use and disruption

The City's selected application separates length/area used or occupied from length/area disrupted. It asks for the proposed work's size, depth/height and materials, the start date, weeks including restoration, restoration method and inspection contact. Use those actual job details to match the security request.

Identify the applicant and, if different, the contractor. The form includes multiple departmental reviews and separate insurance requirements. Its planned work period is not a supplied bond term, and its insurance limits are not the bond sum.

Confirm the form, then complete City approval and closeout

The current selected application does not establish the exact single-job bond minimum, form or its equivalence to the separately listed blanket security. Ask Building & Engineering to identify the accepted job instrument, principal/City recipient, amount, coverage and dates, including what a changed work scope requires.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. The option displays no fixed amount or term. Match the confirmed City requirement with the issuer, arrange execution and accepted filing, and obtain the actual use/disruption approval before starting. Purchase does not fill in the City's approval fields.

Arrange the assigned inspection, complete the approved restoration and obtain the form's work-inspected-and-accepted record. Ask the City what additional security release is required for this job; do not assume signing off the physical work cancels every remaining obligation.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. One City ROW job's exact location, used/disrupted footprint and proposed activity/materials.
  2. Applicant and different contractor, work/restoration schedule and inspection contact.
  3. City-confirmed single-job form/parties, assigned sum, coverage/dates and separate insurance.
  4. Executed filing, actual use/disruption approval, work acceptance and security-release directions.

Questions about this bond

Should the applicant and contractor always be the same name?

Not necessarily. The selected application has separate fields when the contractor differs. Have the City confirm the correct bond principal for the actual job.

Are the proposed work weeks the bond term?

No. Those fields describe the work including restoration. The option displays no fixed term; obtain the required security dates separately.

Can I substitute the blanket option without City approval?

Do not assume equivalence. Ask Building & Engineering which single-job or broader instrument it accepts and what permit approval remains necessary.

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