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North Dakota <br />No. <br />Ohio <br />Ohio does not currently hold any self-bonds. <br />Pennsylvania <br />No company has ever used self-bonding in Pennsylvania. <br />Texas <br />Not at this time. I would note that the largest company in Texas <br />formerly self-bonded (with third party guarantee) is no longer self- <br />bonded due to a parent of the permittee declaring Chapter 11. <br />Utah <br />No. <br />Virginia <br />Yes, at a minimum self bond will be replaced as bond reductions are <br />approved. Any existing self bond will be released first with the <br />conventional bonding instrument (surety or collateral bond) remaining <br />for bond coverage. <br />West Virginia <br />Not at this time unless they cannot meet self-bonding requirements. <br />Wyoming <br />The state requires replacement of a self-bond when the permittee no <br />longer meets the regulatory requirements. The permittee may provide a <br />combination of acceptable bonding instruments to comprise their <br />required bond amount. The original bonding instrument must be <br />submitted. Wyoming accepts: <br />A. Cash/checks <br />B. Certificates of Deposit <br />1. Must be payable solely to DEQ/Land Quality <br />Division or DEQ/Land Quality Division and the <br />federal government <br />2. Must be automatically renewable <br />3. All 1099's and interest are payable to the purchaser <br />4. The banking institution must be registered with the <br />FDIC. <br />C. CDARS <br />1. Same as B. above. <br />D. Letters of Credit <br />1. Our forms are required <br />2. The banking institution must be authorized to transact <br />business and located in the United States. <br />E. Money Markets <br />1. Same as B. above. <br />F. Self-Bonds <br />1. Our forms are required. <br />2. Must meet the federal and state requirements. <br />Wyoming's requirements are stricter than the federal <br />government. <br />G. Surety Bonds <br />