Get DPW's actual security assignment

The current DPW page identifies street-opening and drainlayer bonds separately. The linked 2003 ROW regulation describes the owner or utility as the opening applicant, applicant-level two-year security, and a cost-based bond value capped at $25,000. Have DPW map those posted requirements to the actual applicant, performing contractor and accepted form rather than assuming a universal $5,000, one-year arrangement.

The regulation separately describes a three-year workmanship warranty. The current page describes 30-day ordinary permits and a one-year driveway permit. Those are different obligations, not interchangeable bond terms; the drainlayer licensing calendar also does not establish a street-opening bond renewal deadline.

Apply under DPW and arrange the Town's markout

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Provide DPW's required instrument, Town recipient/principal, assigned amount, coverage and dates to the issuer. Confirm execution and accepted security filing, then obtain the actual work permission.

Milton directs online applications through PermitEyes. Select DPW and the correct permit category: the page warns that an application filed under the wrong department/type cannot simply be transferred or changed. Where excavation is already included in another general application, a separate trench submission is not required, but the operator and trench-location details still are.

DPW explicitly says a Dig Safe call does not notify the Town; its markout requires a DPW permit application. Coordinate both required locate processes and the assigned inspection before covering work. Obtain the applicable work, restoration and security-release instructions, keeping the permit window separate from warranty and bond coverage.