What is the Letter or Credit or Surety Bond and why is it required?
A Letter of Credit or Surety Bond is required to financially guarantee the work covered in the project Public Works Agreement can be completed in the event the owner / developer is unable to complete the project. The amount is generally determined as 110% of the cost of the public works items to be conveyed to the city, plus other items such as stake-out, as-built drawings, etc.

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1. What is the difference between a Site Plan and a Simplified Site Plan?
2. How do I submit a proposed development plan to the City of Westminster?
3. Where is the pre-submittal meeting held?
4. How do I get my Letter or Credit or Surety Bond reduced?
5. What is the Letter or Credit or Surety Bond and why is it required?
6. What is a Public Works Agreement (PWA)?
7. Are the developer and/or engineer required to attend the meeting in order to obtain an approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission?
8. When and where are the Planning and Zoning Commission meetings?
9. When can we present the project to the Planning and Zoning Commission?
10. Do I have to fill out a water allocation request if I am in the City of Westminster?
11. How long will it be before I get my building permit?