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Overland Park, KS — Right Of Way - Individual Bond

For an individual Overland Park ROW permit, posted §13.12.460 requires $2,000 or restoration value, whichever is greater, unless an exemption applies. Match the identified permit and restoration exposure; 'Individual' is not a direction to omit your legal business name.

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

What this bond does

City of Overland Park, Kansas performance and maintenance security for the specified ROW permit rather than an annual multi-permit programme.

Who needs it
The City-required legal permit applicant/principal, with the ROW-user and performing contractor identified.
Who it protects
The accepted instrument secures covered City ROW chapter obligations and restoration. The amount is not an unrestricted guarantee of the whole private contract.

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 one permit and its restoration value

The posted security section uses the greater of $2,000 or restoration value for a ROW permit; it separately offers annual count-based alternatives for repeated work. Identify the permit, location, affected surfaces and restoration requirement instead of assuming a fixed $2,000 fits every opening.

The section waives the bond for driveway replacement, landscaping such as irrigation/tree planting and plumbing connections for new residential/commercial construction. Governmental entities and residential owners excavating adjacent to their own residence without a contractor have separate bond/insurance provisions. Ask Engineering which applies; an exempt bond does not itself establish exempt permission.

Complete the application and maintain post-permit coverage

Posted §13.12.450 permits application by the ROW-user or person doing the work. It requires an Engineer pre-application conference unless waived, registration verification, the completed application, scaled existing/proposed facilities drawings and traffic control.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Match the City-Attorney-approved form, legal principal/recipient, assigned sum, specified permit and dates with the issuer. Arrange execution and accepted Clerk filing with the required separate insurance, then obtain City permission.

Section 13.12.460 requires maintenance of security during the permit and two years thereafter. Keep inspections, restoration and City acceptance documented and obtain continuation/release direction; neither finishing a private contract nor reaching the purchase anniversary proves the permit obligation has ended.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identified permit/site, opening/restoration exposure and actual ROW-user, contractor and principal.
  2. Engineering confirmation of any exemption, restoration-value sum and individual versus annual arrangement.
  3. Required conference/waiver, registration, scaled facilities drawing, traffic plan and accepted issuer execution/Clerk filing.
  4. Separate work permission and insurance, inspection/restoration and permit-plus-two-year continuation/release.

Questions about this bond

Does 'Individual' mean I must apply without my company?

Use the legal principal Engineering requires. This is the specified-permit offering, not permission to omit the business responsible for the work.

Is $2,000 sufficient for every opening?

The posted section uses restoration value if greater and has work/owner exceptions. Obtain the City's actual assignment.

Does the bond end when the permit expires?

The posted section requires security during the permit and two years afterward. Match issued dates and accepted continuation/release.

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