Cherry Hills Village, CO Right of Way Bond
Overview
Working in Cherry Hills Village's right of way means you need this bond before you break ground on any public street, alley, or easement. Cherry Hills Village requires contractors to post a Right of Way Bond as a condition of permitted work in city-controlled public space — protecting the city and its residents if your work causes damage or you leave the site incomplete. This is a local City of Cherry Hills Village requirement, entirely separate from any state contractor license you hold in Colorado. Get bonded here and stay legal for every job that touches Cherry Hills Village's public infrastructure.
Who Needs This Bond?
If you are a contractor pulling a right of way permit from Cherry Hills Village, Colorado, you need this bond. That includes general contractors, excavation contractors, utility contractors, paving crews, and any specialty trade whose work crosses into a city street, sidewalk corridor, alley, or public easement within Cherry Hills Village. If your scope touches Cherry Hills Village's public right of way — even temporarily — the city will require this bond before your permit is approved. Subcontractors who have been assigned work inside the public right of way should confirm with the GC who is holding the bond obligation.
What is this Bond For?
Cherry Hills Village's Right of Way Bond guarantees that you will complete your permitted work according to city standards and restore the right of way to its original condition when the job is done. If you leave a trench open, fail to repave properly, damage curbing, or abandon the site, the bond gives the city a financial remedy to correct the problem without chasing you in court first. This is a performance and compliance mechanism — not insurance for your crew or your client's property. It exists specifically to protect Cherry Hills Village's public infrastructure and the safety of anyone using that right of way.
When is it Required?
Renewal timing depends on how Cherry Hills Village structures its permitting cycle — some right of way bonds run with a specific permit while others are held on annual registration. Either way, the bond must be in force before the city releases your right of way permit. Any lapse in bond coverage puts your permit status at risk and can stop work on an active job inside Cherry Hills Village. Plan ahead so your bond is active and filed with the city before your project start date, not after.
Where Does it Apply?
This bond applies exclusively within the City of Cherry Hills Village, Colorado. It satisfies Cherry Hills Village's local bonding requirement for right of way work and has no effect on permit requirements in neighboring Greenwood Village, Englewood, or any other municipality. If you operate in multiple Colorado jurisdictions, each city or county with its own right of way bond requirement will need its own separate bond.
How to Buy Online
Click 'Buy This Bond Online' on this page — it opens the secure surety portal in a new tab where you can complete your application and purchase your Cherry Hills Village Right of Way Bond in minutes. The portal guides you through the process step by step, and your bond documents are available for download as soon as your purchase is complete. Submit your bond certificate to Cherry Hills Village's permitting office and you are ready to pull your permit.
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