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Midvale, UT — Excavation Right Of Way Permit Bond

Midvale's 2026 ROW application requires a $5,000 license-and-permit bond for a two-year period, separate liability insurance and a traffic-control plan. Match that security to the city request; the individual permit has its own project dates, activation and inspection steps.

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

What this bond does

Provides the security requested with Midvale's excavation/ROW permit for the approved work location and required restoration responsibilities.

Who needs it
Companies or contractors applying to excavate or bore in Midvale city ROW under the city's current permit application.
Who it protects
The application states that the city can recover restoration/cleanup costs through the permittee's bond or direct billing in the specified work-suspension situation. The accepted bond controls its precise 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.

Separate two-year security from project dates

The current application calls for a $5,000 bond for a two-year period as an attachment. It separately asks for start/end dates, exact locations, bore pits/length and excavation size, and says the permit expires on its stated end date. Confirm the bond's effective dates rather than treating the project end or purchase date as its automatic expiration.

Prepare the contractor and neighborhood information

The form asks for a Utah contractor-license attachment, foreman/superintendent, 24-hour contact, insurance and traffic-control plan. Where adjoining properties or the neighborhood will be affected, it asks how residents will be notified. The issued city permission applies only to the listed locations.

Activate the permit and obtain inspection closeout

Use the existing Propeller option with the city's accepted wording and legal applicant. Attach the issued security and required materials; the form directs applicants to contact Engineering to activate the permit and schedule inspections.

It requires 24-hour notice for inspections, written permission for excavations left open over 24 hours and road-surface restoration within 72 hours of initial opening. The inspector's signature is required for closeout. These work/inspection deadlines are not bond cancellation or release rules.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Prepare contractor license, foreman and 24-hour contact.
  2. Identify excavation/bore limits, dates and affected-resident notification.
  3. Obtain the requested $5,000 two-year bond, separate insurance and traffic-control plan.
  4. Submit attachments, activate the permit and schedule inspections/restoration closeout.

Questions about this bond

Does a project's permit end date define the bond end date?

Not automatically. The form separately specifies a two-year bond period and project/permit dates. Confirm the instrument's actual effective dates.

Can I begin just because the provider issued security?

No. Complete city approval and the application's permit activation step; issuance does not schedule inspections or grant site permission.

Is restoration inspection optional after filling the trench?

No. The form requires inspection notice and the inspector's signature for permit closeout, in addition to the restoration deadlines.

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