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Kentucky — Highway Encroachment Permit Bond

For Kentucky State-highway encroachment security, match the KYTC District's request to TC 99-7 and the actual permit. The bond names the Commonwealth for the Transportation Cabinet's benefit; a completed TC 99-1A application is not work permission without approved TC 99-1B.

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

What this bond does

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Department of Highways encroachment performance/restoration security for the identified State-owned ROW permit.

Who needs it
The District-required permittee/principal, with actual facility owner, authorized representative and performing contractor correctly identified.
Who it protects
TC 99-7 addresses conforming encroachment and correction/restoration without expense to KYTC. Separate permittee indemnity, liability insurance and discretionary payment security are not unlimited coverage under this 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.

Identify State ROW, District and the required instrument

KYTC's current Permits Branch says firms, individuals and governmental agencies need permission for access or work on State-highway ROW. Identify county, route, mile point/coordinates, affected side/crossing, facility and work; a municipal road request is not automatically TC 99-7.

The current forms page links TC 99-1A application and TC 99-7 bond. The bond requires location, bond/KEPT reference, Commonwealth/KYTC District details, assigned penal sum and a standard power of attorney. Have the District assign the required security and amount; this listing supplies no statewide minimum.

Obtain approved permission and preserve continued obligations

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Match the District-approved instrument, legal principal/recipient, assigned sum, permit coverage and dates with the issuer. Arrange execution/authority and accepted District filing, with separate insurance and any other required security.

TC 99-1A expressly requires approved TC 99-1B before it is a permit. Its application cancellation-date provision is not a quoted bond duration. Keep the approved documents at the work site and follow the actual plans, traffic control, utility coordination and District inspection/restoration instructions.

TC 99-7 remains in force until KYTC's written termination and links completion/restoration to authorized acceptance. The application separately has ongoing permittee duties while the encroachment exists. Obtain written release/continuation directions instead of assuming a private-job completion, renewal anniversary or printed processing note ends security.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. State-owned ROW, correct KYTC District, county/route/mile point/coordinates, actual facility owner and legal permittee.
  2. Assigned TC 99-7 security/sum, exact Commonwealth/District parties, location/KEPT reference, coverage and dates.
  3. Issuer execution/standard power of attorney, required insurance/other security and accepted District submission.
  4. Approved TC 99-1B and jobsite documents, plans/traffic/utility/inspection obligations and written acceptance/termination.

Questions about this bond

Does signed TC 99-1A authorize construction?

The application expressly says it is not a permit until approved TC 99-1B is received from KYTC.

Is this a general payment bond for suppliers?

TC 99-7 addresses encroachment conformance/restoration. TC 99-1A separately permits discretionary payment security for assessed liquidated damages; do not assume private supplier coverage.

Does a one-year application provision set the bond term?

No. TC 99-7 requires KYTC's written termination and accepted completion/restoration. Match issued dates and the District's continuation/release direction.

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