District Building Contractor ($10,000) Bond - Brushy Creek, TX in Texas

Brief Summary

Brushy Creek MUD issues its own permits and runs its own inspections for work tied to District water, sewer and property in the Brushy Creek area of Williamson County. This $10,000 bond is what the District holds from building contractors before that work goes forward, and it costs a premium instead of a $10,000 cash deposit.

Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District requires a $10,000 District Building Contractor surety bond from contractors who perform construction work under District permits. The bond names the District as obligee and guarantees that the contractor will follow District construction standards, permit conditions and fee obligations. Brushy Creek is unincorporated, so the MUD is the permitting body here.

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How to Apply for a District Building Contractor ($10,000) Bond:

• Confirm with BCMUD Public Works that your project requires the $10,000 District Building Contractor bond.
• Ask the District for its current bond form and obligee wording.
• Have the contractor's legal business name exactly as it will appear on District permits.
• Owner or principal name, address and Social Security number for the credit review.
• Complete the bond application and review the quoted premium.
• Submit the executed bond to BCMUD with your registration or permit application.

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Why the District, not a city

Brushy Creek is an unincorporated community in Williamson County. Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District provides water, wastewater and parks services there, publishes its own permits and construction standards, and inspects work connected to its systems and property. Contractors working in the District file permits with BCMUD, not with a city building department.

What the bond covers

The $10,000 bond runs to Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District. It guarantees that the contractor will build to District construction standards, schedule and pass the required District inspections, pay District permit and inspection fees, and repair damage to District facilities caused by the work. If the contractor does not, the District can claim on the bond. The surety pays valid claims up to $10,000, and the contractor must repay the surety.

Before the bond is issued

The District's construction policy documents are published as scanned files. Contact BCMUD Public Works at 512-255-7871 or pwadmin@bcmud.org for the current bond form, the exact obligee wording and any registration form that must accompany the bond. Work that needs access across District trails or easements also requires the District's separate Trail and Easement Access permit.

Eligibility and Requirements for a Texas District Building Contractor ($10,000) Bond:

• Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District named as obligee.
• Bond amount of $10,000.
• Contractor name on the bond matching District permit records.
• A surety company authorized to write bonds in Texas.
• Owner credit review, which drives the premium rate.

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