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Middletown, CT — Excavation Permit Bond

Middletown's excavation packet distinguishes five minor utility-lateral excavations from a utility extension into an accepted city road. Have Public Works confirm the work category and bond amount before applying.

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Recorded state
Connecticut
Bond type
Excavation Contractor Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

The permit security concerns filling excavations and restoring the highway for work in a city roadway or right-of-way. The packet lists the permit bond separately from insurance and a hold-harmless/indemnification agreement.

Who needs it
The applicant required to file security with Middletown Public Works. Identify the actual excavation applicant/contractor and requested city recipient wording; a private-site grading request is not the same permission.
Who it protects
The published requirement is $10,000 for five minor excavations limited to utility lateral connections. For a utility extension into an existing accepted city road, the Public Works Director or designee sets the bond based on estimated excavation. Do not use $10,000 as a universal amount.

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.

Track the minor-excavation limit and stated expiry

For the five-minor-excavation bond, the packet says it expires on the date shown on the bond or completion of five such excavations, whichever occurs first. Confirm dates, the work count and any replacement/renewal with Public Works rather than assuming an annual blanket bond.

Required bonds and insurance must remain in force during the permit and renewals must be filed. An active CBYD location request is another permit prerequisite. The compiled packet uses differing code references, so obtain the current accepted documents and instructions without treating its office hours or older references as a current issuance guarantee.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify minor utility laterals versus an extension into an accepted city road.
  2. Obtain Public Works' required sum, accepted form, work count and dates.
  3. Match the legal applicant/contractor and city recipient.
  4. Prepare the permit application, active CBYD information, insurance and separate indemnification agreement.

Questions about this bond

Does $10,000 apply to every excavation?

The packet limits that amount to five minor utility-lateral excavations. Utility extensions into accepted city roads have amounts set by Public Works from estimated excavation.

Can the minor-excavation bond end before its printed expiry?

The packet says it ends at the printed date or completion of five minor excavations, whichever comes first. Confirm the remaining count and required continuing security.

How can I apply?

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Verify the legal applicant, city, excavation category, accepted form, sum and dates. Surety review/issuance, execution, Public Works filing and permit approval remain separate.

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