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Greensboro, NC — Sedimentation Control Bond

Greensboro's published E&S submittal packet connects surety to disturbed acreage and the grading-permit stage. Prepare the actual disturbed area, financial-responsibility information and city security instructions before applying.

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Recorded state
North Carolina
Bond type
Grading, Erosion & Stormwater Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

The city's September 2021 packet calls for security on sites with five or more disturbed acres, stated as $2,000 per disturbed acre. Confirm the current required sum with the city's request; this is site-related sedimentation/grading security, not a statewide general-contractor license bond.

Who needs it
The legal principal required for the project security. The packet separately identifies landowners, the erosion-control contact and financially responsible parties, with agent/authority information where applicable. Those roles should be reconciled rather than all replaced with the earthmoving subcontractor.
Who it protects
The packet explains owner/developer responsibility for control installation and maintenance, off-site sediment effects and groundcover. These permit responsibilities provide context, but are not a complete surety contract or proof that every listed responsibility is independently covered by the issued bond.

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.

Keep plan review and pre-permit security separate

Initial review uses the grading application, financial-responsibility/ownership forms, plan and calculations. The packet then describes original signed/notarized forms, sealed plans and required security before permitting, with TRC or Grading Only approval also needed.

Financial-responsibility paperwork is not an issued surety bond. The application has separate surety amount, type, number and expiration fields. Obtain the accepted instrument and dates, and do not convert the packet's preconstruction/final-inspection process into an unprinted bond-release or issuance deadline.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Have the project name/location and proposed disturbed acreage, not just total site acreage.
  2. Reconcile owner, financially responsible party, agents and required bond principal.
  3. Keep the plan, calculations and signed/notarized responsibility documents available.
  4. Obtain the current city security determination, accepted form, recipient, sum and dates.

Questions about this bond

Does the five-acre surety threshold exempt smaller sites from permit duties?

It is the threshold stated for surety in the reviewed packet, not a blanket exemption from erosion-control plans or grading permission. Use the city's determination for the actual site.

Is the financial-responsibility form the bond?

No. It identifies responsible parties and authority. The packet separately calls for required security and records its amount, type, number and expiration.

Where do I start the surety application?

Select Purchase Now to open Propeller in a new tab. Check the legal principal, city-required recipient, project, accepted form, approved sum and dates. Review/issuance and execution do not replace city plan approval, filing or permit authorization.

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