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Trussville, AL — Land Disturbing Permit Bond

Trussville's land-disturbance security addresses correction of unfinished or nonconforming work that creates hazardous, erosion or drainage conditions. Apply through Purchase Now with the control plan, site description and city's required bond amount prepared.

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Recorded state
Alabama
Bond type
Stormwater / Erosion / Land Disturbance Bond
Category
Environmental & natural resources

What this bond does

Division I, Section E of the city's published Ordinance 2020-002 provides for security accompanying the Control Plan. It is intended to assure correction when work is incomplete or does not follow permitted plans and specifications. The city determines which acceptable security instrument must be furnished.

Who needs it
The landowner or authorized agent arranging the land-disturbing permit, with the legal principal specified in the city's bond request.
Who it protects
Security is furnished to the City of Trussville for the defined land-disturbance obligation. It is not a general excavation license or liability policy, and it does not replace other required permits.

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.

The type of disturbance affects the security request

The published ordinance differentiates clearing-only work from earthwork or combined clearing and earthwork. It also addresses individual single-family projects with specified training and sites in floodways, floodplains or areas susceptible to landslides. Give the city the actual work description and site conditions; do not assume one flat amount fits all projects.

Section E calls for the security to include or attach the site's legal description and remain effective for the reasonable period required by the official. Its construction-completion process includes permanent stabilization, a final inspection request and official approval. These are city compliance steps, not promises of a standard bond term or automatic release.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Collect the BMP/Control Plan, permit request and site legal description.
  2. Identify clearing versus earthwork, disturbed area and any relevant site hazard designation.
  3. Obtain the city's required security instrument, bond form, sum and recipient wording.
  4. Have the legal principal's details available; complete execution and city delivery after issuance.

Questions about this bond

Can I choose a bond instead of another security without checking?

The ordinance lists a letter of credit, surety bond or cash bond and gives the city the right to determine which type is furnished. Confirm that a surety bond is the required instrument for your request before applying.

Does this bond provide permission to start clearing?

No. The ordinance separates plan approval and the city's permit from security. It says land-disturbing activity may not start before the permit is issued, and other required permits or licenses remain separate.

Where do I apply?

Select Purchase Now to continue to Propeller in a new tab. Check the applicant, city, accepted form and required amount. Provider review and issuance come later; once issued, execute the bond and submit it with the required materials using the city's instructions.

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