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Grandview, MO — ROW Permit Performance And Maintenance Bond

Match your Grandview ROW request to the City's single-permit or continuing bond form. The published single-permit Performance Bond secures only the facilities work under its named permit and provides for repair or restoration after default. It is not the same undertaking as the continuing form for multiple permits.

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

What this bond does

Provide the City of Grandview, Missouri with the performance/restoration security specified for the actual ROW facilities-work request.

Who needs it
The legal facilities-work permit principal, with the particular permit or continuing-permit arrangement identified before execution.
Who it protects
Grandview's published forms secure safe, timely and competent permitted facilities work and the stated ordinance compliance. The right of action belongs only to the City; the forms describe default repair/restoration rather than a general payment guarantee to every subcontractor.

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 permit that the bond covers

The City's single form names a $2,000 obligation and limits it to facilities work for the permit issued to the principal. It incorporates the permit and ROW ordinance and allows the surety to remedy default or arrange repair/restoration to the previous condition.

The separately published continuing form covers multiple permits and describes twelve months per covered permit from its issuance. Do not assume that the performance-and-maintenance label on this catalog entry selects that continuing form or creates an additional maintenance period.

Confirm the form with Grandview Public Works and provide the actual permit reference, principal and work location. Use the City's accepted wording instead of borrowing another city's maintenance requirement.

Keep completion, claim timing and cancellation distinct

The single form places its action deadline one year after the date the work is required to be completed under the permit. That is not a published twelve-month provider term. Its cancellation/nonrenewal clause requires 60 days after the City's receipt of written surety notice by certified mail, return receipt requested.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. This option publishes no fixed amount or term. Match the actual City request and form with the issuer, including execution and surety seal, and follow Public Works' submission directions.

The City still controls work permission, inspection and restoration acceptance. Buying or cancelling a bond does not grant a ROW permit or establish release of an unfinished repair obligation. Confirm the accepted version of the published form and actual closeout requirements.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Grandview permit request, facilities-work location and single versus continuing arrangement.
  2. Exact City-accepted form, legal principal, City recipient and assigned sum.
  3. Required execution/seal, filing directions and actual work permission.
  4. Completion requirement, inspection/restoration acceptance and applicable notice/claim provisions.

Questions about this bond

Is this automatically the Grandview blanket bond?

No. Grandview publishes separate single-permit and continuing forms. Match the written request and permit arrangement before issuance.

Does the City's one-year action clause set the purchase option's term?

No. It is tied to the permit's required work-completion date. The supplied provider option has no fixed term displayed.

Does maintenance mean every construction obligation is guaranteed?

No. Read the actual form's facilities-work, compliance and repair/restoration conditions. Do not add an unsupported payment or universal completion guarantee.

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