Identify the ROW work and use DPS's assignment

DPS's current bond instructions direct ROW applicants to its Public Right of Way Bond Calculator. Costs are reviewed/approved through plan review, and a permit technician notifies the applicant of the amount generally after that review. Smaller jobs can have scope-specific flat assignments; do not substitute demolition or sediment-control figures from the same page.

If DPS requires Restoration of ROW because on-site construction may damage County infrastructure, that permission supplements a parent building/construction permit. The process calls for a site plan or survey showing the work and affected ROW, with roadside-tree information/protection where applicable. State or municipal roads require their own jurisdiction's permission.

Use the standard form and keep issuance separate

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Match DPS's assigned sum, County recipient, applicant/principal, ROW permit/track reference, work and dates with the issuer. DPS requires its performance template and power of attorney; changes to the form need County Attorney approval.

The template requires the application and bond names to correspond. Arrange DPS-accepted signatures, seals and any corporate attestation with the issuer; obtain confirmation of the required authorized signer rather than rewriting the form. Post accepted security and satisfy the other permit requirements before DPS issues permission.

For Restoration of ROW, use the electronic application process, arrange the required post-issuance pre-construction meeting with the assigned inspector and obtain final inspection/approval. That starts the bond-release and administrative-closeout process. Get the actual continuation/release instructions rather than assuming same-day release, a fixed annual term or automatic cancellation when work stops.