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Spartanburg County, SC — Highway Permit Bond

Match this RLI highway-permit offering to Spartanburg County Roads and Bridges’ actual encroachment request. The county packet calls for $5,000 security remaining in force for three years after right-of-way work is completed.

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

What this bond does

Provide security accepted by Spartanburg County for the applicable county-road permit.

Who needs it
Applicants arranging construction, operation, use or maintenance of an installation in county street/road rights-of-way.
Who it protects
The county packet conditions security on performance of permit conditions and compliance with law. Its attached excavation bond also addresses proper execution/protection of work and covered property loss or damage.

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.

Use county requirements, not city amounts

The packet names Spartanburg County, not the City of Spartanburg. It requests the installation, road list, applicant/subcontractor and plans, specifications or a sketch.

Bring the written county condition to RLI before using this Highway Permit option. Do not substitute the city’s street-work amount or assume a state-highway performance calculation governs a county-maintained road.

Allow for three years after completion

The application requires $5,000 security to remain in force for three years after work is completed, with the bond filed with Roads and Bridges. Confirm the dates and accepted execution rather than treating the purchase date as the start of a universal three-year term.

The packet describes a conditional exception for Public Service Commission-regulated utilities able to show bonding and insurance evidence. Have the county confirm eligibility; utility status alone does not establish a waiver.

Complete the permit and any separate permissions

Compare the applicant, county recipient, instrument, sum and dates before purchase. Deliver the executed security and obtain the approved permit and plans before work under the county’s instructions.

The county says its permit does not represent ownership beyond the paved surface where a platted right-of-way is absent, nor remove necessary city or property-owner consent. Security issuance does not grant private land rights.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. County request and accepted condition for the RLI Highway Permit offering.
  2. Applicant/subcontractor, roads, installation description and plans/sketch.
  3. Required sum, post-completion dates, utility exception evidence if relevant and filing instructions.

Questions about this bond

Is the recipient the City of Spartanburg?

The county packet names Spartanburg County. Do not treat the city and county requests as interchangeable.

Does the county packet run three years from purchase?

It requires the bond to remain in force for three years after work is completed. Confirm the executed condition and dates.

Does the permit establish all necessary land rights?

No. The packet expressly limits its right-of-way representation and retains necessary separate consents.

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