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Fairway, KS — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Fairway's current ROW page asks for construction diagrams, applicable traffic plans and bond/insurance copies, but recognizes active multi-permit documents already on file. Confirm the actual single- or multi-permit security with Public Works rather than buying a duplicate.

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

What this bond does

City of Fairway, Kansas security matched to the actual public ROW excavation/construction application and covered phases.

Who needs it
The required legal applicant/principal identified by Fairway Public Works, with actual contractor, owner and phase/site information.
Who it protects
The accepted City bond defines secured work and surety liability. A copy on file is not permission to start, an unrestricted private-project guarantee or proof of every future phase's coverage.

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.

Check active multi-permit coverage and phase requirements

The current City page requires an application to Public Works for public ROW excavation/construction and allows the Director to require separate permits by phase. Complete the actual construction diagrams, applicable traffic-control plans and security/insurance documents before approval.

It says active multi-permit bond/current insurance already on file need only be resubmitted if changed or updated. Have Public Works confirm covered work, legal applicant, active status and whether a new instrument or update is required. Obtain its actual accepted form, sum and dates; the public page does not supply those details.

Use Fairway's actual portal and separate access approvals

The ROW page links the City's Citizenserve portal. It separately addresses ROW-tree protection/removal authorization and an Access Permit when public parks/greenspace are used to reach private property. Describe those operations instead of assuming a ROW bond covers every public-space approval.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Match the actual Fairway security request with the issuer, arrange authorized execution and accepted filing or update, and obtain the separately issued permit before work.

The Public Works office is listed in the Roeland Park Industrial Park, but the request is for the City of Fairway. Use the actual accepted City beneficiary, not the office's neighboring municipality. Follow assigned restoration/inspection and continuation/release instructions rather than inventing a renewal or cancellation date.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Actual Fairway ROW site/phase and applicant/contractor/owner, with park/greenspace access or trees identified.
  2. Public Works confirmation of existing multi-permit security/status versus new or updated form/sum/parties/dates.
  3. Construction/traffic plans, separate insurance and actual issuer execution/accepted City filing.
  4. Issued work and separate access/tree approvals where required, restoration/inspection and continuation/release.

Questions about this bond

Must an active multi-permit bond be uploaded for every application?

The current City page says active on-file documents need resubmission when changed or updated. Have Public Works confirm actual status and covered work.

Does ROW security replace public-park access or tree authorization?

The page describes those separately. Identify the actual activity and obtain the applicable permissions.

Is the bond recipient the municipality where Public Works is located?

The office is in the Roeland Park Industrial Park, but this is Fairway's request. Match the accepted City of Fairway beneficiary wording.

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