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Edwardsville, IL — Right Of Way Bond

Edwardsville's excavation packet distinguishes pavement-repair security from security for building-sewer excavation on public property. Identify the work before choosing an amount, and keep the permit's 30-day expiration separate from the bond's repair obligations.

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

What this bond does

Maintenance security for the particular excavation and public-property restoration described in Edwardsville's accepted request.

Who needs it
The legal applicant required by the City, with the property owner's authorization and the excavating contractor's information.
Who it protects
The City's packet addresses repair and restoration of affected public property. It is not a promise that every part of a private construction project will be completed.

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.

Match the excavation and repair obligation

The packet lists a $1,000 maintenance bond for pavement, street or alley excavation, with repair protection for two years from completion of the initial repair. Its building-sewer provisions separately require a $10,000 maintenance bond before excavation on public property. Ask the City which provisions apply and whether separate documents are needed; do not assume one amount covers every activity. The provider option displays no fixed amount or term.

Coordinate permission, notice and inspections

The application expires 30 days after issuance; that is not the two-year repair clock. It identifies excavation, sewer and driveway work and asks for owner/contractor details, authorization, insurance and applicable traffic control. The packet calls for 48-hour notice excluding weekends and holidays before work and warns that lane closures may require 21 days' notice. Confirm the actual schedule with the City.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. Supply the accepted instrument, principal, recipient, amount and dates, then arrange issuance and City filing. A purchased bond does not authorize excavation. Obtain the permit, keep it on site, coordinate the superintendent and separate backup contact, and arrange required backfill and final-patch inspections.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. City request identifying pavement excavation, building-sewer work or other activity and required security.
  2. Legal principal/recipient, accepted form, amount and dates; do not substitute the 30-day permit period.
  3. Owner authorization, excavation limits, contractor and separate on-site/backup contacts.
  4. City filing, work notice, traffic arrangements, inspections and restoration acceptance.

Questions about this bond

Is every Edwardsville excavation bonded for the same amount?

No. The posted packet lists $1,000 pavement-excavation maintenance security and a separate $10,000 building-sewer provision. Have the City identify what applies to your work.

Does the repair period begin when I purchase the bond?

The packet's pavement-repair provision runs for two years from completion of the initial repair. Do not replace that trigger with the purchase date or the permit's 30-day expiration.

Can I start as soon as the bond is issued?

No. Issuance, filing, the actual excavation permit, advance work notice and required inspections are separate steps.

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