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Developers Road & Infrastructure Bonds

Because every housing development, every retail park and every industrial estate needs infrastructure.

Overview

Commencing a new construction project is a complex business with countless boxes to be ticked and requirements met. One of the most important factors is around the infrastructure necessary to support your project.

At the start of a build, the relevant authorities (often the municipality or local authority) may require you to provide bonds to secure the cost of completing the necessary infrastructure, particularly in relation to the roads and sewers. 

The bonds guarantee that the necessary infrastructure will be completed to the approved and recognised standards. The bond sum usually represents the relevant authority’s assessment of the total cost of properly constructing the roads and sewers concerned. 

The period of the bond covers the construction period and maintenance periods until the roads and sewers have been ‘taken over’ by the relevant authority. 

You may also be required to post bonds to cover the cost of modifying existing infrastructure (such as new or improved road junctions) or other off-site works (such as the construction of a new relief road) or to contribute to other local services improvements (such as a contribution to cover the construction of new schools).

 

Best for

  • House Builders
  • Property Developers
 

Highlights

  • Secures the cost of constructing the necessary infrastructure in relation to property development (both housing and non-housing)
  • Road bonds (Highways Act bonds)
  • Mains water requisition bonds
  • Sewer bonds
  • Planning bonds (Section 106 bonds) 
 
 

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