Identify the State highway facility and responsible district

NDOT's occupancy process includes permanent utility installations and other approved facilities or improvements in State highway right-of-way. Identify the highway, milepost, district, proposed installation and construction stages. A local street or purely temporary use may require a different authority or permit.

District 1's current permit index selects the occupancy terms containing Appendix C, the standard performance bond. It names the permittee as principal, the State of Nevada as recipient and the specific occupancy permit. Obtain the responsible district's current instructions rather than assuming one district's application packet applies everywhere.

Issue the assigned security, then complete permit activation

The standard bond's amount is blank, and this Propeller option lists no fixed sum or term. Use the district's assigned security requirement. The form incorporates the occupancy-permit terms and says changes or extensions do not by themselves affect the surety's obligation; it does not publish a universal renewal date.

Give the issuer the accepted form, permittee name, sum and permit identification. Appendix C also calls for attorney-in-fact authority certificates to be on file with NDOT and the Nevada Insurance Commissioner. Confirm the required execution and filing before relying on the bond.

NDOT's permit guidance requires approved plans and applicable traffic-control arrangements before work. After permit approval, contact the permit office to activate the permit and arrange the preconstruction meeting. Bond issuance does not replace those steps, other required agency permits or NDOT's completion acceptance.