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Millcreek, UT — Right Of Way Bond

Millcreek's Public Works page lists $10,000 surety security with a three-year job-site warranty from completion for ROW excavation. Confirm the applicable permit category before applying; encroachment, excavation and the residents-only 50/50 program have different requirements.

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

What this bond does

Addresses Millcreek's required ROW excavation/restoration security and the stated continuing job-site warranty, using the city's accepted instrument.

Who needs it
Contractors or applicants whose Millcreek ROW work falls under the bonded excavation process rather than assuming every Public Works permit has the same checklist.
Who it protects
The published city requirement guarantees the covered job site for three years from completion. The accepted bond defines the financial undertaking; this is not a general contractor-license or private-contract payment bond.

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 the amount and completion-based warranty

The excavation checklist calls for $10,000 surety security with a three-year warranty, while the scheduling/bonds section describes a $10,000 minimum guaranteeing the job site for three years from completion. If security above $10,000 is needed, the page directs applicants to an escrow agreement, cashier's check or letter of credit. Ask Public Works which arrangement applies before simply increasing the surety amount.

Use the right Public Works checklist

The page directs ROW work such as road cuts, curb/gutter, sidewalks, driveway approaches and traffic control to excavation/encroachment applications. Their checklists are separate, and the 50/50 improvement program is for residents. Confirm the work category and current seasonal restrictions rather than treating a resident reimbursement application as excavation approval.

Provide the issued bond and plan the start

Use the existing Propeller option with the city's required form, principal and completion-based warranty arrangement. The excavation process requires PDF documentation, liability insurance and a traffic-control plan from an official barricade company. The page also states that the contractor's insurance must name Millcreek as additional insured.

The city requires 48 hours' notice before ROW work. A necessary full-road closure requires engineer-approved traffic control and 72 hours' notice. Bond purchase does not approve a closure, complete permit review or shorten the warranty period.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm excavation/encroachment category, work limits and current seasonal instructions.
  2. Obtain the required security amount and three-year completion-based warranty wording.
  3. Prepare PDF security, separate liability insurance and barricade-company traffic plan.
  4. Complete permit review and arrange 48-hour work notice or applicable 72-hour full-closure notice.

Questions about this bond

Does the three-year warranty begin when I pay for the bond?

The city's scheduling/bonds section ties the job-site guarantee to completion. Match the accepted instrument to that obligation rather than assuming a purchase-date period.

Can I automatically increase the surety bond above $10,000?

Ask Public Works first. The page directs security over $10,000 to an escrow agreement, cashier's check or letter of credit.

Is the residents-only 50/50 application the same permit?

No. The city separates that improvement/reimbursement program from excavation and encroachment requirements. Obtain approval for the actual ROW activity.

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