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Greene County, MO — Right Of Way Bond

Tell Greene County's ROW Inspector whether the job is utility work or a driveway/culvert installation. The Highway Department's published permit instructions require utility companies to provide a current performance bond of at least $10,000. They separately describe driveway inspection and a deposit; those are not proof that every ROW applicant needs the same bond.

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

What this bond does

Match the Greene County, Missouri ROW security request to the actual County-controlled work and applicant classification.

Who needs it
The utility company or other named ROW applicant responding to County Highway instructions, with the working contractor and driveway property owner identified separately.
Who it protects
The accepted bond defines performance or restoration security. The permit page's utility-company requirement must not be turned into a universal contractor-licence, driveway or payment-bond obligation.

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 County work category

The Highway Department requires permission for driveway/culvert installation on County ROW and for utility work. It directs applicants to arrange an appointment with the ROW Inspector. For a driveway, the proposed location is staked for the Inspector's placement/culvert review.

For utility permits, the actual page states a current minimum $10,000 performance bond and a separate liability certificate naming the Highway Department as certificate holder. The certificate-holder instruction is not itself the bond's full recipient wording or an additional-insured endorsement.

The broad title of this offering does not establish that the utility requirement governs a non-utility driveway or every other County work request. Obtain the actual financial form, named principal and assigned sum for the specific activity.

Keep security, permit duration and acceptance separate

Purchase Now opens Propeller, with no fixed bond amount or term supplied. Provide the Inspector's actual request, legal principal, accepted recipient/form, work location and dates to the issuer. Arrange execution and the County's accepted delivery before treating security as on file.

The published instructions prohibit work before permit issuance and give the permit a 30-day duration. That is not a verified bond term. The page separately describes a refundable driveway deposit, which must not be substituted for utility bond security.

Contact the Inspector for final inspection when work is complete. Confirm the actual restoration and bond continuation/release directions; satisfactory installation or return of a separate deposit does not by itself establish release of every surety obligation.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. County-controlled road, work location and utility versus driveway/culvert classification.
  2. Actual legal permit/bond applicant, working contractor and ROW Inspector request.
  3. Accepted financial form, assigned sum/dates and separate liability/deposit requirements.
  4. Issued permit, execution/filing, final inspection and actual restoration/security closeout.

Questions about this bond

Is $10,000 established for every Greene County ROW activity?

The actual page states that minimum for utility companies. Obtain the assigned security request for any other work rather than treating it as universal.

Does the 30-day permit duration set the bond term?

No. The published permit duration and the accepted surety instrument are separate; this provider option has no fixed term supplied.

Is the driveway deposit the utility bond?

No. The County describes the driveway deposit and utility performance bond separately. Match the actual work category.

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