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Hazel Crest, IL — Street And Sidewalk Permit Bond

Before using this Hazel Crest offering, obtain the Village's current street-and-sidewalk bond request for the work you will perform. A resident sidewalk-replacement application is not the contractor's bond form or proof of the security required for a street permit.

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

What this bond does

Security requested for the particular Hazel Crest street or sidewalk work, subject to confirmation of the current instrument and permit conditions.

Who needs it
The legal applicant named in the Village's actual security request, which may differ from the owner or tenant asking the Village to inspect a sidewalk.
Who it protects
The accepted Village instrument must define the protected work and secured duties. Do not substitute an unrelated building-security amount or a guarantee of the entire private project.

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.

Confirm the street owner and actual work request

Hazel Crest Public Works says it maintains most public streets and sidewalks and oversees infrastructure work including street overlays, water-main replacements and sanitary-sewer reconstruction. “Most” is not confirmation that every road is Village-controlled. Identify the actual street, sidewalk area and activity and obtain the responsible authority's permit and security instructions. The current street-and-sidewalk instrument, amount, term and provider-form match remain pending.

Keep the replacement application separate from the bond

The Public Works document center links a sidewalk-replacement application. That document asks an owner or tenant about the walk's condition and dimensions; Village staff inspect and prioritize the replacement, and the signer accepts associated landscaping/driveway repair responsibility. It does not supply the legal terms of this street-and-sidewalk bond. Do not enter the resident as bond principal solely because that person signed the replacement request.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. First obtain the actual accepted form, principal, recipient, amount and dates. Arrange issuance and the Village's required filing separately from permit authorization, work scheduling, inspections and restoration acceptance. Do not reuse an old document's delivery details without current instructions.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Current Village or other road-authority request identifying street/sidewalk location and work.
  2. Accepted bond form, required legal applicant/recipient, amount, dates and provider match.
  3. Owner/tenant replacement-request role versus contractor/permit-applicant role.
  4. Current filing instructions, permit authorization, work/inspection arrangements and actual release conditions.

Questions about this bond

Is the sidewalk-replacement application the required bond form?

No. It describes a walk for Village inspection and replacement priority and assigns certain repair responsibilities to the signer. Obtain the separate current street-and-sidewalk security request.

Must the resident who requested replacement buy this bond?

The replacement form does not establish that requirement or the bond principal. Have the Village identify the party required to provide security for the actual permitted work.

Can I assume every Hazel Crest road is Village-controlled?

No. Public Works describes responsibility for most public streets and sidewalks. Confirm the authority for the actual work location before choosing a recipient or permit.

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