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Walker, MI — Right Of Way Bond

Prepare Walker's actual ROW application and DPW registration together. The selected application separates applicant, contractor and insured/bonded subcontractor and asks for site, parcel, dates, drawings and traffic plans. DPW assigns performance security; this option supplies no fixed amount or term.

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

What this bond does

City of Walker, Kent County, Michigan security accepted for the actual ROW/public-easement work and permit record.

Who needs it
The named applicant and actual performing contractor/subcontractors for the selected commercial, residential, utility or other permitted ROW activity.
Who it protects
The accepted instrument concerns applicable work standards, public protection and restoration. Registration, insurance and individual site approval are separate requirements.

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.

Match the site application with registered responsible parties

The selected ROW application identifies site address/parcel, proposed start/completion, description and whether work is new, replacement or repair. It includes driveway, closure, water/sewer/storm, electric, communications and other categories; attach the applicable drawings and traffic plans.

DPW's registration requires performance security and separate insurance, including subcontractor requirements. Utility projects identify both utility owner and those performing the work for City licensing. Obtain the actual security principal rather than automatically copying the property owner or crew supervisor.

The registration's example bond leaves the sum and coverage-year fields blank. Its reference to permits does not make this supplied option an unrestricted utility blanket or set a universal minimum. Use DPW's actual accepted instrument, work/scope and dates.

Arrange execution, accepted filing and actual inspections

The current page calls for a certificate naming the City as certificate holder, while the selected registration also requires additional-insured treatment. Confirm the actual evidence with DPW; its ten-day insurance-cancellation notice does not establish surety cancellation.

Purchase Now opens Propeller. Match the City's assigned form/parties, sum, permit/activity and dates with the issuer, arrange execution and accepted DPW delivery, and obtain actual approval. The application's mail/email route is not proof of how executed surety is accepted.

The selected application distinguishes commercial engineer staking from residential DPW staking and requires concrete-form inspection. Follow the actual work's locating, traffic, inspection and restoration instructions, and obtain documented acceptance and security closeout rather than treating the work-end date as release.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Walker site/parcel, activity/new-replace-repair, dates and applicable drawings/traffic plan.
  2. Actual applicant, contractor, subcontractors and utility-owner roles.
  3. DPW-accepted security form/parties, sum/scope/year and separate insurance/registration.
  4. Issuer execution/accepted filing, actual permit, staking/inspection/restoration and release.

Questions about this bond

Are subcontractors outside the registration/insurance record?

No. The selected forms expressly require insured and bonded subcontractors. Confirm the actual responsible parties and security principal with DPW.

Does the example's annual wording set this option's term?

No. The example leaves its coverage years blank and the option supplies no fixed term. Obtain the actual assigned coverage and continuation.

Does filing security complete staking and inspection?

No. The selected application has separate commercial/residential staking and concrete-form inspection instructions. Obtain the actual permit and applicable field approvals.

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