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Leavenworth, WA — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Leavenworth's February 2026 ROW checklist calls for a two-year, $10,000 Maintenance Bond only when excavating in ROW. Have the city and provider confirm that this ROW Permit Bond offering supplies that maintenance instrument; non-excavation ROW work still has separate permit requirements.

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

What this bond does

Helps applicants arrange the particular maintenance security requested for Leavenworth ROW excavation.

Who needs it
Applicants and contractors preparing Leavenworth ROW excavation or checking whether a non-cut activity needs the same security.
Who it protects
The checklist describes protection for potential repairs, up to $10,000 for up to two years. Obtain the accepted bond itself for recipient wording, period trigger, cancellation and release; those terms are not supplied by the checklist.

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.

Separate excavation security from other ROW work

The checklist requires permits for ROW work generally, but makes maintenance security conditional on excavation. Its non-cut examples include building repairs and roof replacement; do not infer that every permitted occupation needs the excavation bond.

The exact Maintenance Bond form and its match to this provider offering were not retrieved. Confirm that instrument and the start/end, execution, filing and release conditions before applying, rather than substituting construction-stage performance security.

Check the excavation season and application already on file

The current checklist prohibits ROW excavation from November 1 through March 1, although permits may be processed during that time. It directs emergency repair questions to Community Development; purchase does not create an exception.

If a water/sewer connection application is already in process, the checklist says it serves as the basis for ROW requirements instead of a duplicate ROW application. That does not waive the underlying review, bond or work authorization.

Prepare the visual traffic plan and separate insurance

Provide a written work scope, the required insurance naming the city, business license with Leavenworth endorsement and a visual traffic/pedestrian plan. The checklist does not accept a written traffic description instead of a visual plan.

After the city and provider confirm the maintenance instrument, use the existing Propeller Purchase Now option and follow accepted execution/filing instructions. Submit applicable permit documents through the city portal and obtain work approval and actual repair/inspection/release instructions separately.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify excavation versus other ROW use and actual work dates.
  2. Check the winter excavation exclusion and any in-process water/sewer connection application.
  3. Obtain the accepted maintenance form, exact coverage trigger/dates and provider match.
  4. Prepare visual traffic plan, work scope, insurance and city-endorsed license; complete security filing and permit/work approval.

Questions about this bond

Does every ROW activity require the maintenance bond?

The February 2026 checklist makes the two-year/$10,000 maintenance item conditional on excavation. Other ROW work still has its applicable permit/document duties.

Can excavation start during winter because the bond is issued?

No. The checklist prohibits ROW excavation November 1 through March 1 and directs emergency questions to Community Development.

Is a written description enough for traffic control?

No. The checklist requires a visual traffic/pedestrian plan; a written description may supplement it but cannot replace it.

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