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In Granby, the sewer connection permit does not move until the contractor's bond is in place. Having the $10,000 drain layer bond ready when you file means the Town Engineer can review the connection request without waiting on paperwork, and you are not putting up cash to secure the work.
The Town of Granby requires every contractor connecting a building to the town sewer to carry a minimum $10,000 bond, or a bond in an amount directed by the Town Engineer. The bond is part of the Permit Application for Sewer Connection, filed with a certificate of insurance and the $75 application fee. The Town of Granby is the obligee.
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Granby's Permit Application for Sewer Connection states that all contractors shall have a minimum $10,000 bond or a bond in an amount as directed by the Town Engineer. Treat $10,000 as the floor. If the Town Engineer reviews your connection and sets a higher figure, the bond has to match it before the permit is issued.
A drain layer bond is a promise from a surety company to the Town of Granby that the contractor will do sewer connection work in line with town requirements and pay for damage to town sewers, streets or other property caused by the work. If the contractor does not, the town can claim against the bond and the surety will seek repayment from the contractor.
The bond is one item in a larger application. Granby also requires a certificate of insurance for the contractor at submittal, the $75 application fee, and the connection fee, which the town lists as $3,000 per unit for residential and $3,500 per 2,500 square feet for commercial. The property owner must have paid the sewer assessment before applying. The Town Engineer reviews the connection request, and the Department of Public Works schedules the inspection.
Confirm the current bond form and any change to the amount with the Granby Department of Public Works before the bond is issued.
A minimum of $10,000. The Town Engineer can direct a different amount, so confirm the figure for your job before the bond is written.
The contractor doing the sewer connection. Granby's application states that all contractors shall have the bond.
A certificate of insurance for the contractor, the $75 application fee, and the connection fee, which is $3,000 per residential unit or $3,500 per 2,500 square feet for commercial.
The Town Engineer reviews the connection request and the Department of Public Works schedules and performs the inspection.
You pay a premium that is a fraction of the bond amount. The surety sets it after a credit review of the contractor and its owners.
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