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Smithville, MO — Right Of Way Performance And Maintenance Bond

Smithville's ROW packet distinguishes $5,000 per-project maintenance security from a $25,000 annual arrangement, both described as two-year security. Its included performance-and-maintenance form is for a specified permit and secures improvements for two years from completion and City acceptance. Confirm which arrangement Smithville requires; this page has one Propeller option, not two preconfigured terms.

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

What this bond does

Secure the permit work and maintenance undertaking required by the City of Smithville for the identified ROW improvements.

Who needs it
The responsible permit applicant/principal, identifying the company actually performing the work and its subcontractors.
Who it protects
The City's included bond addresses faithful permit performance, restoration and improvements enduring without repair for two years from completion and acceptance. It is distinct from occupational licensing and liability insurance.

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.

Have the City select the security arrangement

The checklist describes a maintenance bond using the provided form, AIA A313 or EJCDC C12, with $5,000 per project or $25,000 annually and a two-year requirement. The provided performance-and-maintenance instrument names the City as recipient and identifies the particular permit/improvement.

Ask Smithville for the accepted form, principal, required sum and dates for your arrangement. Its separate annual excavation-permit provisions do not establish the duration or eligibility of this single purchase option.

The packet makes contractors and subcontractors responsible for their documentation. An owner's or facility operator's participation does not automatically satisfy the actual performing contractor's requirements.

Finish execution before permit work begins

Purchase Now opens the existing Propeller application, whose option supplies no fixed amount or term. The City's bond instructions call for a bond date before the project begins and a certified power of attorney covering that date. Supply the actual City instrument to the issuer.

Complete the signed applicant/subcontractor acknowledgments, required insurance, occupational licensing, plans and City-accepted bond delivery. The packet says street, curb and sidewalk work also needs a Street Excavation permit. Obtain the actual authorizations before work.

Arrange the required inspections and document completion and City acceptance. Those events start the provided form's two-year maintenance undertaking; buying the bond or receiving a permit does not start that completion-based period.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. City permit/improvement location, scope and performing contractor/subcontractors.
  2. City determination of project versus annual security and accepted form.
  3. Legal principal, assigned sum/dates and certified power of attorney covering bond date.
  4. Separate insurance, licensing, acknowledgments, required excavation authorization and acceptance record.

Questions about this bond

Are the $5,000 and $25,000 arrangements separate checkout choices?

No. They are arrangements described in the City's checklist. This page retains one Propeller option with no fixed sum or term; have Smithville confirm the applicable request.

When does the included form's maintenance period begin?

Its two-year undertaking is measured from completion and City acceptance of the improvements, not the purchase or permit-issuance date.

Does the bond replace a Street Excavation permit?

No. The packet separately requires that permit for street, curb and sidewalk work, along with the applicant's other required documentation.

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