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Norfolk, VA — Right Of Way - Option D: Install A Driveway Or Tie-In Bond

Norfolk's Option D addresses a driveway or tie-in to a public roadway and grading within the ROW. Identify the actual entrance work and permit, then have Public Works confirm this undertaking and the amount before arranging the bond.

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

What this bond does

Secures the covered Norfolk driveway/tie-in or ROW grading permit obligations under Option D of the city's Public Works bond.

Who needs it
Applicants and contractors arranging security for an entrance connection, driveway tie-in or associated grading in Norfolk's public ROW.
Who it protects
The City of Norfolk, Department of Public Works, is the named recipient. The instrument secures the covered permit work and city-protection undertaking; it does not approve an entrance location or every improvement on the property.

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.

Describe the roadway connection and grading

Option D distinguishes driveway/tie-in work from the form's public infrastructure, street-cut and utility-maintenance categories. Prepare the entrance address, permit reference and description of any ROW grading.

Have Public Works identify any additional category required if the project also builds public infrastructure, cuts a street or installs lasting utility facilities. A driveway description alone does not establish that all those activities are covered by Option D.

Complete the permitted work to the city's satisfaction

The city form requires compliance with the permit and applicable ROW requirements, satisfactory completion and the stated indemnity undertaking. Keep the approved work and restoration conditions with the bond file.

For specified active permits, cancellation depends on satisfactory completion determined by Public Works. Confirm the city's completion and release decision; neither a provider's issuance date nor a contractor's completion date establishes an automatic release.

Issue Option D and file the city instrument

Obtain the required amount, legal principal and permit entries, then use the existing Propeller Purchase Now option after confirming the city's requested form. The published form leaves the amount blank rather than setting a universal driveway amount.

Arrange the required signatures, seals, acknowledgments and power-of-attorney authorization. File the original sealed bond with Public Works as directed and obtain the separate work permit before construction.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the principal, entrance address, permit and ROW grading scope.
  2. Confirm Option D and any additional required categories with Public Works.
  3. Obtain the amount and arrange city-form execution, acknowledgments and power of attorney.
  4. File the original, obtain work authorization and retain the city's completion/release record.

Questions about this bond

Does Option D cover ROW grading?

The city form includes grading in the ROW with the driveway/tie-in undertaking. Have Public Works confirm the actual covered work and permit.

Will this approve my driveway location?

No. The bond secures the covered permit undertaking. Entrance approval and work authorization remain separate city decisions.

Is every driveway bond the same amount?

The reviewed form leaves the amount blank. Obtain Public Works' required amount for the actual work rather than selecting an assumed minimum.

What ends the active-permit obligation?

The form ties cancellation for specified active permits to satisfactory completion determined by Public Works. Obtain its documented decision and follow the actual release instructions.

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