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Goodman, MO — Contractor License Bond

Goodman's posted Chapter 500 requires a $10,000 surety filed with the City before a contractor license is granted. The provision addresses City ordinance compliance, specified municipal obligations and City-property damage; keep that license security separate from insurance and the building permit.

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Recorded state
Missouri
Bond type
Contractor License / Registration Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

Provide the security described in the City's contractor-license provision before the separate permit step.

Who needs it
For-hire contractors matching their business and activity to Goodman's posted contractor regulations, including the described specialty/subcontract work.
Who it protects
The posted condition covers observing City ordinances, paying specified adjudged municipal obligations and City-property damage costs. It is not liability insurance or a blanket promise to complete and pay for every private project.

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.

Prepare City filing before permit eligibility

Section 500.150 identifies the $10,000 bond and separately requests liability evidence and workers' compensation evidence where State law requires it. Section 500.170 makes the contractor license a condition before the City's described building permit.

The posted definition includes specialty and subcontract work and contains limited exclusions. Do not treat an unpaid family-assistance provision as a waiver for a contractor holding out for hire, or a contractor license as permission to skip the permit.

Obtain the accepted form and distinguish license notices

Ask the City for its accepted $10,000 instrument, legal principal, recipient wording, dates and execution instructions. The available application link did not provide a readable current form, and the posted ordinance does not establish this option's term or a bond cancellation period.

The separate five-day notice in Section 500.180 concerns license revocation for violations and its hearing procedure. It is not a surety cancellation rule or a general claim deadline.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Match the City request before applying, check the issued execution and file as the City directs, then complete separate licensing and permit requirements. Provider payment does not issue either approval.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the actual for-hire contractor business and activity.
  2. Obtain the City's accepted $10,000 instrument and actual dates.
  3. Prepare separate liability and applicable workers' compensation evidence.
  4. Check execution and complete City filing, licensing and permit steps.

Questions about this bond

What amount does the posted license provision identify?

Section 500.150 identifies a $10,000 surety filed with the City before a contractor license is granted.

Does the five-day license notice set bond cancellation?

No. Section 500.180 addresses license revocation and a hearing procedure, not surety cancellation.

Can a contractor start under the bond alone?

No. Complete the City's license and applicable permit steps separately; the posted code makes licensing a condition before its described contractor permit.

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