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Winter Park, CO — Right Of Way Permit Bond

Winter Park's 2026 ROW application requires project security and a restoration estimate for each installation. Confirm the Town's amount, form, and seasonal work window before applying.

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

What this bond does

This offering identifies Town of Winter Park right-of-way permit security. The Town's application concerns the permitted installation and restoration, with separate applicant, owner, and engineer information.

Who needs it
Applicants furnishing the Town's requested guarantee for a Winter Park ROW installation or access permit.
Who it protects
The published application requires acceptable performance and repairs under the permit, with a two-year guarantee after initial Town acceptance. Its financial-security instructions must be matched to the accepted bond instrument.

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.

Prepare one installation and the matching applicant

The 2026 application calls for one application per installation and a Town spreadsheet estimate covering restoration materials and labor. Its guarantee provision states 110% of the contractor's estimate for work under the permit, with a $7,500 minimum bond amount for ROW and access permits. Obtain the Town's accepted calculation.

The security holder and applicant must be the same entity. Keep the company, owner/engineer details, work limits, methods, plans, and traffic control together rather than applying under a different contractor name.

Separate the work window, guarantee, and instrument period

The packet has seasonal ROW restrictions and a separate temporary-access exception. Its two-year post-acceptance work guarantee is distinct from the period expressly specified for an irrevocable letter of credit. That separate instrument's period does not establish this bond option's term; no fixed term is displayed.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Confirm the Town's accepted bond form and arrangement, then check and submit the issued security as directed with the permit package. The application, any required pre-construction meeting, permit issuance, initial acceptance, and final inspection are separate steps.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. The Town's current ROW security request and accepted bond form.
  2. The applicant/company identity matching the security holder.
  3. The installation's work limits, Town cost spreadsheet, plans, and traffic control.
  4. The required sum, bond arrangement, work window, and separate insurance/meeting instructions.

Questions about this bond

Can the bond name differ from the permit applicant?

The 2026 application says the security holder and applicant must be the same entity. Confirm the legal identity before starting the provider application.

Does the letter-of-credit period establish the bond term?

Not automatically. The packet expressly states a period for that different instrument. Obtain the Town's accepted bond arrangement; no fixed term is displayed in this option.

Does a bond allow construction outside the seasonal window?

No work authorization or extension is supplied by buying security. Confirm the applicable Town permit window and any exception through Public Works.

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