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Illinois — State Toll Highway Authority Right Of Way Permit Bond

Use the Illinois Tollway's actual permit and bond request for work on its property. Its posted Permit Bond names the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority, ties the obligation to a particular permit and addresses permitted work, restoration and indemnity.

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

What this bond does

Security for the permittee's work in, on, over or under Tollway ROW under the identified Authority permit.

Who needs it
The legal permittee required to provide Tollway security, coordinated with the utility, municipality, outside entity or contractor performing the work.
Who it protects
The posted form secures the specified permit work and restoration to the Chief Engineer's satisfaction and indemnifies the State and Tollway for covered person/property claims. It is not a guarantee of every obligation on a separate construction contract.

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.

Match the Tollway permission and legal permittee

The Tollway's permit program controls activities on its property that are not performed by or under contract with the Tollway. Its current page distinguishes standard crossing/utility/drainage permits, outside-entity construction permits and authorization letters for certain minor activities. Ask which permission and security apply; do not substitute an IDOT District or municipal road bond.

The posted Permit Bond identifies the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority, principal, surety, penal sum, permit number and permit date. It provides corporate execution fields and calls for the surety agent's power of attorney. Match the actual permittee and execution requirements rather than automatically naming the hired excavator.

Separate the work condition from automatic expiration

The form says the permittee shall perform the specified work within 365 days and restore the ROW to its pre-existing condition to the Chief Engineer's satisfaction. It also addresses indemnity associated with the work and improvements throughout the permit. Do not turn the 365-day work condition into a promise that the bond automatically cancels on a purchase anniversary.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Obtain the Tollway's required sum, form and actual dates, arrange issuance and accepted filing, then obtain the appropriate work authorization. Separate contractor-insurance, access and locating requirements remain matters for the actual Tollway request; purchasing a bond does not grant access.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Tollway request identifying permit category, number, date and work/property limits.
  2. Legal permittee/Authority recipient, required amount and completed form with actual dates.
  3. Required signatures and surety-agent power of attorney; applicable separate insurance/access documents.
  4. Accepted filing, actual authorization, work schedule, restoration acceptance and release conditions.

Questions about this bond

Is a general Illinois highway bond automatically the same?

No. The Tollway posts its own Permit Bond naming the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority and the actual Tollway permit. Match that request rather than substituting another road authority's form.

Does every minor activity use the same permit?

The Tollway distinguishes standard permits, outside construction permits and authorization letters for certain minor activities. Confirm which permission and security apply to the actual work.

Does the form's 365-day condition mean automatic bond expiration?

It is a condition for performing the specified work, with separate restoration and indemnity language. Confirm the actual instrument and release; do not infer cancellation from the purchase date.

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