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This bond is what lets a developer or builder in Canton move toward final approval before every tree and shrub has proven it will survive. The bond guarantees the City of Canton that required plantings will be installed and kept alive through the establishment period, so the project does not stall waiting on a growing season.
The City of Canton, Georgia, through its Community Development department, reviews site plans and required plantings under the city's Development Code. A landscaping establishment bond is posted by the developer, owner or builder to guarantee that required trees, shrubs and other plantings are installed as approved and maintained until they are established. The City of Canton is the obligee.
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A common mistake is to treat this as a bond every landscaping company needs to work in Canton. It is tied to a specific development project. The party responsible for the site, usually the developer, property owner or general contractor, posts it so the city has security that the approved planting plan will be carried out and that the plants will survive the establishment period.
If required plantings are not installed, or die and are not replaced during the establishment period, the City of Canton can make a claim. The surety pays up to the bond amount so the city can complete or replace the work, then recovers that cost from the principal. When the establishment period ends and the city accepts the plantings, the bond is released.
Canton's Community Development department administers the Development Code and site plan approvals. The bond amount is set by the city for each project, usually from the approved planting plan and its cost. Before the bond is issued, confirm with Community Development the required amount, the length of the establishment period, the obligee name and whether the city uses its own bond form.
Premium is a yearly charge based on the bond amount and the credit and financial strength of the principal. Developers with strong financials generally see better terms.
No. It is posted for a particular development project to guarantee the plantings on that site, usually by the developer, owner or general contractor.
The City of Canton sets it for each project, typically from the approved planting plan. Ask Community Development for the figure before applying.
After the establishment period, once the city inspects and accepts the plantings. Plants that die before acceptance generally must be replaced first.
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