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Fox Metro Water Reclamation District, IL — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Fox Metro's Engineering page requires a $25,000 license and permit bond describing the work as “Sanitary Sewer Construction.” Confirm that this Right of Way Permit offering can produce the District's required instrument before applying; a street-work label alone does not establish a match.

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

What this bond does

Security for the actual Fox Metro sewer-work obligation, subject to confirmation that the offered instrument meets the District's request.

Who needs it
The firm or contractor required to file District sewer-work security, coordinated with the developer or other permit applicant.
Who it protects
The accepted District instrument controls the secured duties. Fox Metro sewer security is not automatically the same as a municipality's street-opening bond or a guarantee of the entire development.

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 the District's required work description

The Engineering page addresses firms or contractors working on District-owned Public Sewers or Building Sewers. It specifies Fox Metro Water Reclamation District as recipient, $25,000, and the description “Sanitary Sewer Construction.” It says different description language must be returned for modification. The page calls this a license and permit bond; the exact match to this provider's Right of Way Permit offering remains pending.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Send the actual District request and required description to the issuer before applying. Confirm the legal principal, accepted instrument, amount, dates and filing, rather than copying a City street-permit recipient or assuming a standard annual term.

Separate contractor filing, permit issuance and sewer use

Fox Metro requires the bond and license on file before permit issuance and work. Its process separately has the developer submit building and/or street-sewer plans for Engineering review and use a bonded contractor after the permit issues. Periodic construction inspections follow. Newly completed sewers cannot be used until required testing passes, followed by an internal television inspection. These approvals do not establish an automatic bond-release date.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Actual District request and confirmation that this offering can meet the license/permit instrument and exact “Sanitary Sewer Construction” description.
  2. Legal contractor/principal, District recipient, $25,000 requirement, dates and accepted filing.
  3. Developer/permit-applicant roles, building or street-sewer plans and Engineering approval.
  4. Bond/license filing before permit/work, construction inspections, testing and actual release instructions.

Questions about this bond

Can the work description just say Right of Way?

Fox Metro's Engineering page requires “Sanitary Sewer Construction” and says other descriptions must be modified. Confirm the offered instrument can meet that request before applying.

Is this automatically the same as a City street-opening bond?

No. The published requirement names Fox Metro Water Reclamation District and sewer work. Any road-owner permission and security must be matched to their own actual requests.

Does completing construction authorize sewer use or release the bond?

The District requires testing before new sewers can be used, followed by television inspection. Its posted process does not establish an automatic bond release when construction ends.

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