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Lee's Summit, MO — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Lee's Summit requires a Public Works ROW permit for excavation in public ROW. Its linked documentation guide calls for at least $5,000 performance-and-maintenance security, with a higher amount possible for broader work. Obtain the City's assigned request and keep the bond separate from liability endorsements, business licensing and any temporary traffic-control permit.

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

What this bond does

Prepare Lee's Summit ROW performance/maintenance security for the actual excavation request and named applicant.

Who needs it
The legal principal for City ROW work, with contractor/business-licence and utility/project roles identified separately.
Who it protects
The accepted bond sets the ROW compliance/performance and maintenance obligation. The City's historical sample illustrates a permit undertaking benefiting the City, not universal current provider dates or a payment guarantee.

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.

Obtain the assigned amount for the whole work area

The current City page directs ROW applications to CityView and identifies excavation as the Public Works permit trigger. Some activities also require a Temporary Traffic Control Permit; buying the bond does not authorize excavation or traffic restrictions.

The selected documentation guide requires at least $5,000 performance/maintenance security from a Treasury-approved surety, with higher security at the City Engineer's discretion for broader work. Provide all locations and the full extent of the job and obtain the assigned sum rather than assuming the minimum is sufficient.

The guide separately calls for City additional-insured endorsements and subrogation waivers for specified liability coverages and workers' compensation in business licensing. A bond does not replace those documents.

Use actual terms rather than the historical sample dates

The City-linked example is a Merchants licence/permit bond with 2020–2021 dates, continuation wording and its own notice clause. It is an example, not this Propeller option's current form or a new annual deadline.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; no fixed amount or term is supplied. Match the actual City-accepted form, principal, recipient, assigned sum and dates with the issuer and confirm the City's accepted executed-bond delivery separately from CityView permit submission.

Complete execution and required filing, obtain the actual permit, and follow its traffic, inspection and restoration conditions. Confirm the maintenance period, continuation/cancellation and release under the accepted instrument; the historical sample's dates do not answer those questions.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. All ROW work locations and full excavation extent, legal applicant and actual City request.
  2. City-assigned sum, accepted surety/form and actual recipient/dates.
  3. Separate liability endorsements, business-licence documents and any traffic-control permit.
  4. Execution/accepted filing, issued work authorization and restoration/maintenance release.

Questions about this bond

Can I assume the minimum covers a multi-location job?

No. The City's guide allows a higher requirement for broader work. Give the Engineer the full job and obtain the assigned sum.

Are the sample's 2020–2021 dates my bond term?

No. They belong to a historical example from another surety. This provider option has no fixed term supplied.

Does the bond replace insurance or traffic permission?

No. The City lists insurance/endorsement requirements separately, and some ROW work also needs temporary traffic-control permission.

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