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North Hempstead, NY — Right Of Way Bond

North Hempstead's Highway FAQ calls for either a $10,000 performance bond naming the Town or a $2,000 certified check for road-opening security. Confirm the accepted instrument and job requirements before applying; the deposit's return process is not automatically the surety's term.

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

What this bond does

Provide the accepted Town security for work within its roadway, curb strip, sidewalk or affected driveway area. North Hempstead is a different requesting authority from the Town or Village of Hempstead.

Who needs it
A licensed contractor seeking a North Hempstead road-opening permit, including curb cuts, sidewalk or utility-related work. The parties actually performing the work must possess the permit.
Who it protects
The Town identifies performance security alongside separate permit and insurance requirements. Restoration inspections and the accepted surety wording determine closeout; issuance does not approve the work.

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.

Match the surety or deposit arrangement

The Highway FAQ lists a $10,000 performance bond naming North Hempstead as obligee, or a $2,000 certified check held at least 90 days after work completion. Obtain the Town-approved wording, principal, dates and covered-work arrangement.

The stated check amount is not a lower surety limit. General liability, workers' compensation and disability documents are separately listed; they are not supplied by the bond.

Curb cuts need location approval

For a curb cut, the FAQ requests three plan copies showing the exact location, distance to the nearest intersection and size. A foreman inspects the site to approve the location and size.

Tell Highway whether the work concerns a curb cut, sidewalk, utility opening or another activity. Confirm road jurisdiction and the contractor's required licensing and insurance material before arranging the bond and permit application.

Complete filing and inspections separately

With the accepted security confirmed, continue through Propeller and file the executed instrument as the Town directs. Obtain the separate road-opening permit before work and keep it with the parties performing the job.

The FAQ describes a completion inspection, then a final inspection 90 days after a passing completion inspection. After final approval, the permit can close and a claim can request the return of deposited funds. This check-return procedure does not establish automatic surety cancellation or release.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm North Hempstead road jurisdiction, work type and licensed contractor.
  2. Prepare curb-cut plans and site details where required.
  3. Obtain accepted $10,000 wording and actual dates, or confirm the separate certified-check arrangement.
  4. Arrange insurance, permit possession, completion/final inspections and surety-specific release instructions.

Questions about this bond

Can the $2,000 certified check be treated as a $2,000 surety bond?

No. The FAQ lists different security arrangements: a $10,000 performance bond or a $2,000 certified check. Match the accepted instrument rather than combining their amounts.

Does the 90-day deposit process set the bond's term?

That is not established. The FAQ describes check holding, inspections and a return claim. Ask for the accepted surety's dates and release instructions separately.

Are Hempstead Town or Village requirements interchangeable with these?

No. Confirm North Hempstead as the recipient and use its accepted form and work-permit process.

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