Identify the public-space work and responsible party

The City's current utility packet separately addresses electric, water and sewer service permissions and inspections. Its water and sewer instructions list a Street Cut Permit when applicable. Describe the actual road, sidewalk or other public-space disturbance as well as the connection; service approval is not proof that the opening has been approved.

The utility paperwork distinguishes owner, service location and plumber/contractor, with owner information used when no contractor has been determined in its stated circumstances. Have the City identify the actual ROW principal; do not assume whichever person signs the service request must be named on the bond.

Use the actual ROW request, not a service-permit substitute

Obtain the current City cut/ROW request, accepted surety form, legal recipient, sum and dates. The current utility packet does not establish ROW bond terms. Confirm the responsible City engineering/ROW office and actual delivery route instead of treating the general building portal or a utility inspection as bond acceptance.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Have the issuer match the required principal, instrument and work scope, then arrange execution and accepted filing. Obtain the separately approved public-space permission and any utility approvals before relying on authorization.

Follow the City's actual work/restoration, inspection and release or continuation instructions. A passed utility inspection, service activation or scheduled completion does not by itself establish that the ROW security has ended.