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Check who owns the road before you buy. This $3,000 bond covers openings in Town of Darien streets and rights of way. A state route through Darien is handled by the state, not the town. With the right bond on file, the town can issue your street opening permit and you keep your cash working instead of posting a deposit.
The Town of Darien, Connecticut requires a $3,000 surety bond from contractors who open, excavate or work within town streets and rights of way. The bond guarantees the town that the opening will be restored to town standards and that the work follows the permit. Confirm the current bond form, insurance requirement and filing steps with the Town of Darien before the bond is issued.
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The first question is whose road you are digging in. Darien's street opening permit and this $3,000 bond cover town owned streets, sidewalks and rights of way. Work on a state highway that runs through town is permitted separately by the state, and a town bond does not cover it.
The Town of Darien is the obligee. The bond promises that the contractor will open the street only as permitted, protect the site, backfill properly and restore the pavement, curb or sidewalk to the town's standards. If the contractor does not repair a failed patch or leaves the job unfinished, the town can claim against the bond. The surety pays a valid claim up to $3,000 and then collects the full amount back from the contractor.
Ask the town's public works office for the current bond form and whether the bond must accompany each permit or can stay on file for repeated work. Expect to provide a certificate of insurance with the bond, and make sure the business name on the bond matches the permit application exactly.
No. This bond is for Town of Darien streets and rights of way. State highways are permitted by the state under a separate process.
If a contractor leaves an opening unrepaired or a patch fails and is not fixed, the town can claim against the bond to pay for the repair, up to $3,000.
The surety looks at the bond amount and the owner's credit. Your quote shows the exact premium before you pay.
The surety pays a valid claim and the contractor must repay the surety in full.
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