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Grandview, MO — BLANKET Right Of Way Permit Bond

Grandview's continuing ROW Performance Bond is designed for multiple permits, unlike its single-permit form. Its published wording covers each covered permit for twelve months from that permit's issuance. Match the continuing arrangement to your actual facilities-work request rather than assuming one calendar-year date covers every job.

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

What this bond does

Provide the City of Grandview, Missouri with continuing performance/restoration security for covered ROW facilities-work permits.

Who needs it
The legal principal arranging multiple covered facilities-work permits, not a buyer needing only the separate single-permit undertaking.
Who it protects
The continuing form secures safe, timely and competent facilities work and incorporated permit/ordinance compliance. Its default provisions concern repair/restoration of public ROW, and its right of action belongs only to the City.

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.

Identify the continuing principal and covered permits

The City's published Contractor Continuing Bond names a $2,000 obligation and a continuing start date. It states that it covers all permits for a twelve-month period per permit beginning on each permit's issuance.

The separately published single form secures only the facilities work for the permit issued to the principal. Blanket security therefore does not mean that individual work permits are unnecessary or that an unrelated contractor can work under your name.

Give Public Works the actual principal and anticipated permit arrangement. Confirm the accepted form/version and how your permits fall within it; do not replace the document's per-permit wording with a promise of unrestricted annual coverage.

Keep permit coverage, claim deadlines and cancellation separate

The continuing form gives the City an action deadline one year from when work under the covered permit is required to be completed. It separately requires 60 days after the City's receipt of certified written surety notice before cancellation or lapse. Neither provision makes outstanding work disappear.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. The option does not supply a fixed sum or term. Use the City's continuing-bond request and accepted wording in the provider application, complete required execution/seal and arrange the issued document's delivery through Public Works' actual instructions.

Obtain the actual permits and follow their work, inspection and restoration conditions. Keep records of covered permits and completion/acceptance, and confirm continuation or release before treating the financial undertaking as closed. Buying blanket security is not permission to begin the next street job.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Legal continuing principal and City request for multiple-permit security.
  2. Covered facilities-work permits/locations, issuance dates and continuing start date.
  3. Accepted City form, assigned sum, execution/seal and submission directions.
  4. Actual permit permissions, completion requirements, restoration acceptance and notice/release records.

Questions about this bond

Does blanket mean no separate ROW permit is needed?

No. The form secures work under covered permits. The City still controls permission for each operation.

Is coverage simply one calendar year?

The published continuing form describes twelve months per covered permit from its issuance. Use the actual accepted wording and dates.

Does cancellation automatically close unfinished covered work?

No. The form has notice and work/default conditions. Confirm outstanding permit obligations and City acceptance rather than treating a cancellation date as release.

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