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Milton, GA — Land Disturbing Activity Bond

Milton's land disturbing activity bond secures a developer's installation and maintenance of erosion and storm water controls for a specific development. Start the application through Purchase Now with the city's request, development agreement and required bond sum.

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Recorded state
Georgia
Bond type
Stormwater / Erosion / Land Disturbance Bond
Category
Environmental & natural resources

What this bond does

The city's form names the developer as principal and ties the obligation to the development agreement and the development described in Exhibit A. It calls for installation and maintenance of the development's erosion and storm water control measures, described as best management practices or BMPs.

Who needs it
Developers required to provide a land disturbing activity bond to the City of Milton for their named development.
Who it protects
The bond runs to the City of Milton for the benefit of the city. It secures the specified BMP obligations, not every development improvement, a contractor's general license or the developer's liability insurance.

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.

Keep the development agreement and release letter together

The bond incorporates the development agreement and calls for Exhibit A identifying the development. Use those documents to define the project and responsible developer before applying. Milton lists separate development, subdivision and landscaping bond forms; their presence does not make them interchangeable with this land disturbing activity form.

The land disturbing activity form says its term expires when the city issues the principal a release letter regarding the bond. Do not substitute a guessed annual end date or assume physical completion releases it. After issuance, follow the authorized-signature, attestation and seal requirements and attach Exhibit A and the surety's power of attorney as directed.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Use the developer's exact legal name, address and contact details.
  2. Have the development agreement and its date, development name and Exhibit A available.
  3. Identify the erosion and storm water BMPs being secured and the city's required bond sum.
  4. Keep the city's current form and post-issuance filing instructions with the application records.

Questions about this bond

Is this the same as a development maintenance bond?

Milton publishes separate forms. This one addresses installation and maintenance of erosion and storm water BMPs for the named development. Use the bond specifically required for your obligation rather than selecting by a similar title.

When does this bond end?

The published land disturbing activity form ties expiry to the city's release letter. Confirm the current release requirements for your development; the form does not establish a fixed term that can be assumed for every application.

Can I apply online?

Yes. Purchase Now opens the existing Propeller application in a new tab. Review the developer, City of Milton obligee, project and required sum. An application is not an issued bond. Once issued, complete the form and attachments and deliver them using the city's instructions.

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