Check the City form and whether the work enters right-of-way

The licensing page says no other bond form will be accepted. General registration excludes electrical, plumbing and mechanical work, which have their own licensing instructions; do not infer every trade's requirements from the general heading.

The City includes sidewalk, tree row, curb, street and alley work in its right-of-way notice. That request requires $25,000 instead of $10,000. Do not assume the existing choice here satisfies a $25,000 request; confirm the exact City instrument with the provider before completing the application.

Use Cityworks and check the actual issued dates

Registration and supporting documents go through Cityworks. The page requires the original City bond through its online service and expressly accepts the original scanned and attached through Cityworks for right-of-way work. Follow the applicable upload and execution instructions; mailing a bond alone does not complete the online registration.

City licenses/registrations run January 1–December 31. The $10,000 form allows a fixed-term bond to be continued by a surety-executed certificate; neither statement creates a fixed provider term or automatic renewal here.

Purchase Now opens RLI in a new tab. Match the applicant, accepted City form, recipient, requested $10,000 or applicable $25,000 instrument and dates before applying. After issuance, check execution and complete the Cityworks registration with separate insurance. Bond purchase does not grant the license, registration or permit.