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Washington County, MD — Commercial Entrance Bond

Washington County's published Commercial Entrance form secures the permitted entrance apron twenty-five feet back from the road centerline. It states $3,000 and a work-completion condition tied to the permit/building occupancy; do not substitute the County's different Street Connection or logging entrance instrument.

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

What this bond does

Washington County, Maryland permit compliance and completion of the specific commercial entrance apron identified in its accepted instrument.

Who needs it
The principal who applied for the County entrance permit, using the actual applicant, road and permit reference.
Who it protects
The Board of Washington County Commissioners receives security for the entrance permit's acts/time conditions. It is not completion/payment protection for every part of a commercial building 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.

Identify the apron and building-permit connection

The actual County form, marked Rev.04/22, states a $3,000 obligation and describes an apron twenty-five feet back from the named road's centerline. Its road, permit number/date and work-period fields must identify the actual entrance construction.

It describes completion during a two-year period or before the Certificate of Occupancy where connected to a building permit. It also says the occupancy certificate will not issue until the required work is completed. Match the County's assigned dates; this is not an offered provider term or permission for a State-highway entrance.

Apply with the actual form and obtain County release

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Bring the County's current accepted Commercial Entrance form and confirm its required sum, principal, Board recipient, road, permit reference and dates with the issuer before applying.

Arrange the required principal/surety execution and accepted filing through the Division of Permits and Inspections, and obtain the actual construction permission. The separate Street Connection form concerns a newly built road meeting an existing County road, not this commercial apron.

The form allows a claim for incomplete work after its two-year condition and reserves cancellation/release to the Board through Permits and Inspections. Completion of the period, issuer processing or the contractor leaving the site is not automatic discharge. Obtain the County's actual inspection/acceptance and release.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Actual commercial apron/road, County entrance permit/reference/date and building-permit/occupancy connection.
  2. Required applicant/principal and Board recipient, accepted form and confirmed sum/work dates.
  3. Required issuer execution and Division-accepted filing separate from issued work permission.
  4. Completed apron and assigned inspection/acceptance, occupancy condition and Board-authorized release.

Questions about this bond

Is this the Street Connection instrument?

No. The published entrance form concerns a commercial apron; the separate Street Connection form concerns connecting a newly constructed roadway to an existing County road.

Does the two-year condition end the bond automatically?

The form permits a claim for incomplete work and reserves cancellation/release to the Board through Permits and Inspections. Obtain actual acceptance/release.

Is $3,000 the option's supplied purchase data?

It is the sum printed on the County's published entrance form. This option supplies no fixed sum or term; confirm the actual current County assignment with the issuer.

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