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McCall, ID — Right Of Way Permit Bond

McCall asks public-ROW applicants for security lasting at least 36 months from the application date and prefers continuous bonding. Confirm the work-based amount and use the appropriate residential or utility process.

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

What this bond does

Requested City ROW security for the responsible permit holder's construction or excavation work.

Who needs it
The insured/bond holder responsible for the McCall Public Works permit, coordinated with the owner and contractor.
Who it protects
The City's guidance describes protection for damage associated with ROW work and the permittee's repair responsibility. Liability insurance remains separate; the accepted instrument controls its coverage.

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 public versus private road and the correct clock

The Public Works FAQ and utility form call for a bond amount of 'at least $7500 or the value of the work being performed in the ROW.' Ask Public Works to confirm the work-based amount. They require at least 36 months from application, prefer a continuous bond, and mark the bond requirement not applicable to private roads. A private-road project involving City infrastructure may still need a Public Works permit.

Coordinate the application and later inspections

The utility form separately identifies the utility owner, contractor, onsite supervisor and compliance inspector; the inspector cannot be the onsite supervisor. It asks for site plans, insurance and bond documentation. The FAQ provides a separate residential route and describes final acceptance plus 12- and 24-month inspections. Confirm the accepted bond form and dates before Purchase Now opens Propeller. The option itself displays no fixed amount or term. Issuance, City permit approval, work-season authorization and release remain separate.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. City request, residential or utility activity, public/private road and infrastructure location.
  2. Responsible legal bond holder, owner/contractor roles and accepted instrument.
  3. City-confirmed work-based sum, minimum period from application and continuation.
  4. Site/traffic plans, insurance, filing, work authorization, final/later inspections and release.

Questions about this bond

Does the 36-month minimum start at completion?

The published requirement measures it from the application date. Confirm that the instrument issued meets the City's required period.

Does the private-road bond exception eliminate all City approval?

No. The FAQ describes Public Works permits for private-road work associated with City water infrastructure. Confirm the actual project requirements.

Does a passed final inspection automatically cancel security?

Do not assume that. The FAQ also describes 12- and 24-month inspections; obtain the actual accepted instrument's release and continuation instructions.

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