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Blanket Right of Way Bond - Town of Killingly, CT in Connecticut

Brief Summary

In Killingly the bond is tied to the contractor's annual license to work in town streets, and the town sets $20,000 as the floor, not the ceiling. File a bond at $20,000 or more together with an insurance certificate naming the town, and the license application has what the Engineering Department asks for.

The Town of Killingly, Connecticut requires contractors applying for its Annual License to Perform Work Within the Public Street to submit a surety bond of at least $20,000, along with an insurance certificate naming the town as additional insured. The license is issued under the authority of Chapter 13 of the Town of Killingly Code of Ordinances and is handled by the Engineering Department at 172 Main Street.

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How to Apply for a Blanket Right of Way Bond:

  • Complete the Annual License to Perform Work Within the Public Street application with contractor, license, address and emergency contact details.
  • Order a surety bond of at least $20,000 with the Town of Killingly as obligee.
  • Get an insurance certificate that names the Town of Killingly as additional insured.
  • Attach copies of the bond and the insurance certificate to the application.
  • File with the Engineering Department at 172 Main Street, Killingly CT 06239.
  • Use the separate Excavation Permit form for each excavation in a town street.

Detailed Information About the Connecticut Blanket Right of Way Bond:

The amount is a minimum

The town's Annual License to Perform Work Within the Public Street application lists the bond amount as $20,000 minimum. The applicant attaches copies of both the bond and the insurance certificate to the application, and the town must be named as additional insured on that certificate. The form also asks for the bond company and the insurance company.

Authority

The license is issued under the authority of the Town of Killingly Code of Ordinances, Chapter 13, and the licensee agrees to comply with the requirements of the referenced ordinances. The Engineering Department handles excavation within town streets, along with inspection and acceptance of public infrastructure.

Excavation permits

Individual excavation work in town streets uses a separate Excavation Permit form. On that form the applicant agrees to carry workers compensation, comprehensive general liability and automotive or mobile equipment liability insurance, to hold the town, the Town Manager and their agents harmless for claims arising from the permit, and to comply with town requirements and the Code of Ordinances.

Driveway permits are different

The Driveway Permit application says a Certificate of Occupancy or Certificate of Completion will not be issued until the driveway requirements are complete or a performance bond is posted with the town, and the work is to be completed within one year. That performance bond is a separate instrument from the annual license bond.

Where to file

Town of Killingly Engineering Department, 172 Main Street, Killingly CT 06239, (860) 779-5360, engineering@killinglyct.gov.

Eligibility and Requirements for a Connecticut Blanket Right of Way Bond:

  • Bond amount of at least $20,000.
  • Town of Killingly named as obligee.
  • Insurance certificate naming the town as additional insured.
  • Workers compensation, comprehensive general liability and automotive or mobile equipment liability insurance for excavation permits.
  • Compliance with Chapter 13 of the Town of Killingly Code of Ordinances.

Connecticut Blanket Right of Way Bond FAQs:

Is $20,000 the exact bond amount?

The license application lists $20,000 as the minimum. Ask the Engineering Department whether your work calls for more before the bond is issued.

What does blanket mean here?

The bond goes with the contractor's Annual License to Perform Work Within the Public Street rather than with one job. The Excavation Permit form for individual jobs covers insurance and hold harmless terms.

Is this the same as the driveway performance bond?

No. The Driveway Permit application refers to a performance bond posted when driveway requirements are not finished before a Certificate of Occupancy or Certificate of Completion. That is separate from the annual license bond.

What insurance goes with it?

The license application requires an insurance certificate naming the town as additional insured. The Excavation Permit form lists workers compensation, comprehensive general liability and automotive or mobile equipment liability insurance.

How is the premium set?

The surety quotes the premium from the bond amount and the contractor's credit and business history. Confirm the current form and filing steps with the Engineering Department at (860) 779-5360 before the bond is issued.

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