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Spartanburg, SC — Street Permit Bond

Spartanburg’s city applications require a $10,000 surety bond alongside insurance, hold-harmless and traffic-control documents. Use the city’s actual street-work form and confirm its beginning and ending dates.

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

What this bond does

Provide the City of Spartanburg’s Surety Bond for Permit to Work in City Streets.

Who needs it
Applicants or contractors requesting city street-cut/maintenance permits or temporary closure/encroachment approval.
Who it protects
The city bond secures the principal’s covered work undertakings and ordinance duties in, on, over, under or near public streets and alleys. It is separate from liability insurance and the city business license.

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.

Select the actual city work application

The city separates construction/street cuts and maintenance from temporary street closure or encroachment. Both applications list a $10,000 surety bond, separate liability evidence, a hold-harmless agreement and an approved traffic-control plan.

For a cut or bore, prepare the nearest numbered address, purpose, width, length and distance from curb. For a closure, identify the affected street, sidewalk, alley or path and actual dates and times. These are city requirements, not a substitute for Spartanburg County security.

Match the bond and continuation dates

The linked city form names the City of Spartanburg as obligee and prints a $10,000 penal sum. It leaves the beginning and ending dates blank and allows a continuation certificate received by the city before termination.

Confirm the required dates and continuation with the city and provider. The listing supplies no fixed term, and a planned work-completion date should not be assumed to end the bond obligation.

Execute, upload and obtain authorization

Compare the city form with the provider application before purchase. Follow its principal/surety signature and seal requirements and attached notarized power-of-attorney instruction, then upload the executed instrument with the other application documents.

The city requires a current business license before processing and a copy of the SCDOT permit for a state-road location. Complete approval and inspection requirements separately; bond purchase does not authorize a cut or closure.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. City application type, applicant/contractor and current business-license information.
  2. Cut/bore dimensions or closure location, dates/times and traffic-control plan.
  3. City bond form, required effective/end dates, execution documents and any SCDOT permit.

Questions about this bond

Is the $10,000 figure the insurance requirement?

No. Both city applications separately identify $10,000 surety security and liability-insurance evidence.

Does the city form automatically state a one-year term?

No. It leaves dates blank and addresses continuation certificates. Confirm the actual required period.

Does the city bond replace a state-road permit?

No. The applications call for an SCDOT permit copy when the location is a state road.

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