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University City, MO — Right Of Way Permit Bond

University City's linked ROW rules distinguish occupation/blockage, excavation or boring, and sidewalk/driveway/curb improvements. They assign different deposits and bond amounts, with excavation security based on the City's restoration estimate. Have Public Works classify the actual work before choosing an amount; the same packet also needs clarification on its different restoration and repair periods.

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

What this bond does

Match University City ROW security to the City's activity classification, restoration estimate and accepted bond instrument.

Who needs it
The registered City ROW applicant/permit holder responsible for the work, including work assigned to subcontractors.
Who it protects
The City's financial security supports restoration to its specifications. Deposits, permit fees, liability insurance and the bond are separate requirements; an annual bond does not itself authorize a project.

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 the City's activity-specific security request

The linked rules list a $3,000 minimum bond and $250 minimum deposit for the described occupation/blockage category, including specified equipment/material placement. They list a $1,000 minimum bond and $250 minimum deposit for sidewalk, driveway and curb improvements.

Excavation or boring security is determined case by case from restoration needs, not a universal amount. The City may waive an individual permit-bond requirement for an applicant with an unexpired $10,000 annual bond on file. Qualification and separate deposit requirements still need City confirmation.

The rules describe conditional utility and residential-owner provisions. Do not assume every utility contractor or owner qualifies; identify who is applying and who will perform the work.

Confirm the instrument and restoration period

The linked packet states a four-year restoration guarantee and also a separate one-year repair warranty. Ask Public Works which bond term and maintenance wording apply to the actual permit rather than choosing one period or treating the annual-bond arrangement as the full restoration obligation.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option supplies no fixed amount or term. Give the issuer the City's classification, accepted instrument, legal principal, recipient, assigned sum and dates before issuance. Confirm executed-bond filing separately from contractor registration and the permit application.

Obtain City authorization before ordinary work, keep the permit on site and arrange inspection and restoration approval. Generally 30-day permits and extension procedures in the rules concern work authorization, not the duration of the bond.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. City classification: occupation/blockage, excavation/boring or identified improvements.
  2. Registered applicant, performing contractors and any City-confirmed exemption.
  3. Restoration estimate, separate deposit and accepted individual/annual security arrangement.
  4. City clarification of maintenance wording/dates, executed filing, permit and inspections.

Questions about this bond

Is $3,000 the excavation amount?

Not under the linked rules. That minimum belongs to the described occupation/blockage category. Excavation and boring security is based on the City's restoration estimate.

Does an annual $10,000 bond automatically remove every other requirement?

No. The rules allow the City to waive an individual permit-bond requirement for an unexpired annual bond on file. Confirm applicability and any separate deposit, registration and permit requirements.

Is the restoration obligation one year or four years?

The linked packet contains both a four-year restoration guarantee and a separate one-year repair warranty. Obtain the City's applicable bond wording and dates; neither period is a verified fixed term for this purchase option.

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