Match the category and road surface

The current schedule distinguishes commercial approaches on gravel and asphalt roads, with $5,000 and $10,000 surety requirements respectively. Established utilities have separate continuous ground/aerial security provisions. Open-cut and bore crossings can require cash or a letter of credit in addition to surety; do not treat every security item as interchangeable.

The requirements page lists insurance and continuous-security information and separately requires contractors doing road ROW work to have insurance on file. Ask the Commission which instruments and amounts apply rather than assuming a bond replaces all insurance. The $10,000 oversized-move provisions are not a universal amount for every highway activity.

Use the continuous form and obtain actual work permission

The selected form names the St. Clair County obligation and says it is continuous until released by the Board of County Road Commissioners or as stated. Confirm its parties, assigned sum and continuing requirements with the Commission and issuer; it does not establish a supplied one-year option.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. The option displays no fixed amount or term. Arrange the required execution and accepted Commission filing. Where the actual permit requires an original, do not assume a copy is sufficient; the transportation instructions expressly identify original continuous bonds.

Obtain approved plans and the actual permit before construction. The Commission describes bond or letter-of-credit release after completion, inspection and approval. Keep those records and request the required release; purchase, work completion and release are separate events. Oxcart is expressly required for transportation applications, not proof that every ROW submission follows an identical process.