• Site Improvement Bonds

    A Site Improvement bond are a type of Contract bond that refers to the upgrade (improvement) of an older or already existing property or project. More specifically these bonds are required by government authorities when a project effects public property that will be improved through the private sector. This bond guarantees that this private project will be undertaken and all improvements made and methods follow the local, state, or federal code and regulations as required. It obligates the Principal (the party performing the improvement) and the Surety (who issued the bond) to work under these estabished conditions.

    Site Improvement bonds are related to, but different from Subdivision bonds. The principal difference being that Subdivision Development bonds related to planned or future projects that must be bonded to receive a building permit and Site Improvement bonds are for pre-extisting structures.

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