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Duluth, MN — Nuisance Wildlife Removal Business Bond

Duluth’s nuisance-wildlife-removal instructions call for a $3,000 corporate surety bond with the City Clerk. This listing through The Southern Agency concerns paid animal trapping/removal work, not boarding or grooming. Confirm the City’s accepted instrument and its covered condition before applying.

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Recorded state
Minnesota
Bond type
Animal Services / Pet Business Bond
Category
Professional & occupational licenses

What this bond does

The City lists this security alongside the business application and liability insurance policy. The licensing page establishes that preparation step, but it does not reproduce the particular instrument’s protected condition or claim terms.

Who needs it
A business that traps animals, removes captured animals or kills animals for payment under Duluth’s Nuisance Wildlife Removal licensing category. Match the actual operator and services rather than another animal-business category.
Who it protects
The Clerk’s page does not identify the instrument’s protected parties or claim condition. Those details remain pending a current City request or accepted form; no automatic customer refund or property-damage payment is established here.

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 the removal work, not pet-care services

The actual licensing entry identifies paid trapping, removal of captured animals and killing of animals. Have the legal operator, activities and places of work clear when matching the City’s request. A pet-care or kennel description does not identify this activity.

Applicants and licensees are subject to Duluth Animal Control inspection and the listed City approvals. The posted application route is Eplace through the City Clerk; these are City licensing steps, not new intake requirements from The Southern Agency.

Settle the instrument details before purchase

Obtain the current City-accepted request/form identifying the principal, recipient, protected condition/parties, $3,000 sum, execution, and actual dates. The licensing page’s January 1–December 31 period is a license calendar, not a verified bond term.

Do not purchase from the activity label alone. Once the accepted instrument and request are confirmed, Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Match the document details before completing the application, then deliver the issued instrument with the City’s requested licensing materials. Purchase does not grant the business license.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Exact business operator and description of paid wildlife trapping/removal work.
  2. Current City request/accepted corporate surety form and its protected condition/parties.
  3. Application and separate liability-insurance policy for the City licensing process.
  4. Confirmed recipient, $3,000 sum, execution, and actual dates before applying.

Questions about this bond

Are liability insurance and this security interchangeable?

No. The City’s wildlife-removal entry lists both a liability insurance policy and a $3,000 corporate surety bond. It does not present one as a substitute for the other.

Does the January–December license calendar establish the bond period?

No. The City gives that license period, while this purchase option supplies no term label. Confirm the accepted instrument’s actual dates instead of importing the license calendar.

Does buying this finish the City’s approval process?

No. The City lists Animal Control inspection and approval by police, health, pound master and the Chief Administrative Officer. The current instrument and remaining licensing steps must still be resolved.

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