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

Brief Summary

No plumbing permit is issued in Brushy Creek MUD unless a plumber registered with the District applies for it. This $10,000 bond is part of getting and staying registered, and it costs a premium instead of a $10,000 cash deposit with the District.

Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District requires a $10,000 District Plumbing Contractor surety bond from plumbers who register with the District to pull plumbing permits. Under the District's rules, permit applications must be submitted by a registered plumber with current information on file, the plumber must schedule and pass District inspections, and any fees left at the end of the job are assigned to the plumber. The District is the obligee.

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

• Complete the Brushy Creek MUD Plumbing Permit Registration Form.
• Ask BCMUD Public Works for the current bond form and obligee wording.
• Have the plumbing company name exactly as it will appear on District registration.
• Owner or principal name, address and Social Security number for the credit review.
• Complete the bond application, pay the premium and receive the executed $10,000 bond.
• Submit the bond with your registration to pwadmin@bcmud.org before applying for any permit.

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Registration comes before the first permit

Brushy Creek MUD reviews and inspects plumbing work connected to its water and wastewater system. Its Notice to Plumbers states that prior to performing any plumbing work, all applicable permit applications must be submitted by a registered plumber with current information on file with the District. A homeowner's general contractor cannot pull the permit for you.

What the bond backs

The Notice to Plumbers puts three duties on the plumber. The District permit must be posted in a visible place at the site. The plumber is responsible for scheduling every required inspection and passing it. All fees remaining at the end of the job are assigned to the plumber. The $10,000 bond in favor of the District backs those obligations. If the District has to claim on it, the surety pays up to $10,000 and the plumber repays the surety.

Before the bond is issued

Use the District's Plumbing Permit Registration Form and contact BCMUD Public Works at 512-255-7871 extension 410 or pwadmin@bcmud.org for the current bond form and obligee wording. Work that needs access through District property also requires a Permit Application for Trail and Easement Access. District staff cannot perform work on private property.

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

• Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District named as obligee.
• Bond amount of $10,000.
• Current registration information on file with the District.
• Plumber responsible for scheduling and passing all District inspections and for fees remaining at the end of the job.
• Owner credit review, which drives the premium rate.

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