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A $10,000 sewer connection bond lets the Town of Seymour issue a connection permit without holding your cash. You pay a premium, the surety stands behind the work in the street and the lateral, and the original bond goes to the town with your permit paperwork.
Seymour, Connecticut requires a $10,000 surety bond in connection with sanitary sewer connections to the town system. The town's sewer system is run by the Seymour Water Pollution Control Authority (WPCA) at 723 Derby Avenue Ext. The bond names the town as obligee and protects it if the connection work, trench or road surface is left defective or unrepaired.
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The $10,000 bond is posted by whoever is doing the physical work of tying a building into the public sewer, which is most often the excavating or plumbing contractor rather than the property owner. If you are an owner hiring out the job, ask your contractor whether they already carry this bond with the town before you buy one yourself.
Sewer service in Seymour is overseen by the Water Pollution Control Authority. The plant itself is operated under contract by Veolia Water North America, but permits, rules and connection approvals belong to the WPCA. The authority meets on the first Monday of each month at 6:00 PM at Seymour Town Hall, 1 First Street.
A sewer connection bond is a performance and compliance guarantee. It assures the town that the connection is made to its standards, that any excavation in a town street or right of way is backfilled and restored, and that the town is reimbursed if it has to step in and fix the work. If the town makes a valid claim, the surety pays it and then seeks repayment from the contractor who bought the bond.
The town's connection rules are not published on the WPCA web page, so call the WPCA at (203) 735-0288 before ordering the bond. Confirm the exact obligee wording, whether the town uses its own bond form, and whether the bond is required per connection or as a continuing bond covering all of a contractor's work in town.
Usually the contractor doing the excavation and connection. Ask the Seymour WPCA who the town expects to sign as principal on your job, since that decides whose name goes on the bond.
With the Seymour Water Pollution Control Authority, 723 Derby Avenue Ext., Seymour, CT 06483. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, and can be reached at (203) 735-0288.
The surety prices the bond on the principal's credit, experience and claims history. You pay a premium for the bond term instead of depositing $10,000 with the town.
If the connection or street restoration is not done properly and the town files a valid claim, the surety pays up to $10,000 and then collects that amount back from the contractor under the indemnity agreement.
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