88 Sample Crescent, Anytown ON
What public records show for the address, to attach to a home inspection report. It is not an inspection and says nothing about the building's condition: a permit shows what was filed with the City, not how the work was done. Radon isn't in public records by address; Health Canada's guideline and how to test are at offerdue.com/guides/owners/radon/.
- Flagged
- Permits and renovations
The recordseach with its source, the data's date and the date we read it
Permits and renovations
Flagged
3 permits on record. The 2019 basement underpinning permit is still open.
- 2008
- Deck · closed
- 2014
- Basement finish · closed
- 2019
- Basement underpinning, est. $85,000 · open
Work done without a permit doesn't appear in these records.
Source: City building permits (sample) · data date 28 Sep 2026 · read 29 Sep 2026
Basement flooding and sewers
Note
Inside Basement Flooding Study Area 12. The street has a separated sewer.
- Study area
- Area 12 (study complete)
- Sewer type on this street
- Separated (storm and sanitary)
The City's study-area map is approximate and not for engineering.
Source: City basement flooding study areas and sewer map (sample) · data date 2025 · read 29 Sep 2026
Flood plain overlay
Nothing on record
The City's zoning map doesn't show the lot in the flood plain.
- Overlay
- Not inside
- Nearest mapped flood plain
- 180 m north, along Sample Creek
Source: City zoning map service (sample) · data date Aug 2026 · read 29 Sep 2026
Conservation authority regulated area
Note
The back 12 m of the lot is inside the regulated area.
- Part of lot affected
- Rear 12 m
- Reason mapped
- Valley slope near Sample Creek
Building, grading or filling in that part of the lot needs the conservation authority's permit.
Source: Conservation authority open data (sample) · data date 2025 · read 29 Sep 2026
Creeks, rivers, lakes and ponds
Facts
Sample Creek is 180 m north. A stormwater pond is 420 m north-east.
- Nearest watercourse
- Sample Creek, 180 m
- Nearest waterbody
- Stormwater pond, 420 m
Source: Ontario Hydro Network, Government of Ontario · data date 2025 · read 29 Sep 2026
Well records
Nothing on record
No well records filed within 500 m.
The Ministry notes well locations can be inaccurate.
Source: Ontario well records · data date Jun 2026 · read 29 Sep 2026
Soil at the lot
Facts
Provincial soil maps record clay loam, imperfectly drained, gentle slope.
- Soil
- Clay loam
- Drainage class
- Imperfectly drained
- Slope class
- Gentle (2–5%)
County-scale mapping from decades ago. It doesn't describe fill or what's under this house.
Source: Soil Survey Complex, Government of Ontario · data date 1960s survey · read 29 Sep 2026
Height and slope of the land
Facts
The lot sits at 92 m above sea level. Ground falls about 3 m toward the creek within 100 m.
- Ground height at the lot
- 92 m
- Lowest point within 100 m
- 89 m, to the north
Source: High Resolution Digital Elevation Model, Natural Resources Canada · data date Lidar 2019 · read 29 Sep 2026
Former industrial land
Nothing on record
No record of site condition filed for this address.
Source: Ontario Environmental Site Registry · data date Sep 2026 · read 29 Sep 2026
Past land use nearby
Note
One closed landfill 1.6 km away (closed 1978).
- Landfills within 2 km
- 1 closed (1978), 1.6 km
- Pits and quarries
- None within 2 km
- Oil and gas wells
- None within 2 km
- Federal contaminated sites
- None within 2 km
- Old mines
- None within 2 km
Source: Ontario landfill, aggregate, petroleum well and mine data; Federal Contaminated Sites Inventory · data date 2025–2026 · read 29 Sep 2026
Heritage
Nothing on record
Not designated or listed, and not in a heritage district.
Source: City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register · data date Sep 2026 · read 29 Sep 2026
Building size from City maps
Facts
Main building footprint about 118 m², about 8.5 m tall. A detached garage shows as a separate 24 m² footprint.
- Main building footprint
- ≈118 m² (not floor area)
- Height
- ≈8.5 m
- Other structures
- Garage ≈24 m²
Measured from the City's 3D building model, not the floor area of the home.
Source: City 3D building massing (sample); Open Database of Buildings, Statistics Canada · data date 2023 model · read 29 Sep 2026
Lot size from City maps
Facts
Mapped parcel about 465 m²: roughly 12 m wide and 38 m deep.
From the City's parcel map. It isn't a survey; your lawyer's survey or title documents govern.
Source: City property boundaries (sample) · data date 2025 · read 29 Sep 2026
Trees on and near the lot
Facts
2 City-owned trees in front of the lot. Tree canopy covers 34% of the land within 100 m.
- Norway maple
- 48 cm trunk, boulevard
- Honey locust
- 22 cm trunk, boulevard
- Tree canopy within 100 m
- 34%
- Permit needed to remove
- Trees 30 cm and over
Source: City street tree data, tree canopy map and tree by-law (sample) · data date 2022–2025 · read 29 Sep 2026
Not on this pagerecords released on request, and where to ask
- Electrical permits and inspections
ESA's permit history for the address: electrical work and its inspections.
Electrical Safety Authority - A fuel oil tank, now or in the past
TSSA's record search for the address, for a tank removed or still in place.
TSSA (Technical Standards and Safety Authority) - Radon
Not in public records by address: Health Canada's guideline and its long-term test.
Health Canada: Take Action on Radon - The builder and the new-home warranty
For a newer home: the builder and the warranty's dates.
Ontario Builder Directory (HCRA)Tarion - Open work orders and by-law orders on the home
The City's records, usually requested by the buyer's lawyer.
- Past insurance claims on the home
The seller, or the homeowner's insurer.
Sources
| Source | Records | Data date |
|---|---|---|
| City building permits (sample) | Permits and renovations | 28 Sep 2026 |
| City basement flooding study areas and sewer map (sample) | Basement flooding and sewers | 2025 |
| City zoning map service (sample) | Flood plain overlay | Aug 2026 |
| Conservation authority open data (sample) | Conservation authority regulated area | 2025 |
| Ontario Hydro Network, Government of Ontario | Creeks, rivers, lakes and ponds | 2025 |
| Ontario well records | Well records | Jun 2026 |
| Soil Survey Complex, Government of Ontario | Soil at the lot | 1960s survey |
| High Resolution Digital Elevation Model, Natural Resources Canada | Height and slope of the land | Lidar 2019 |
| Ontario Environmental Site Registry | Former industrial land | Sep 2026 |
| Ontario landfill, aggregate, petroleum well and mine data; Federal Contaminated Sites Inventory | Past land use nearby | 2025–2026 |
| City heritage register (sample); Ontario Heritage Act Register | Heritage | Sep 2026 |
| City 3D building massing (sample); Open Database of Buildings, Statistics Canada | Building size from City maps | 2023 model |
| City property boundaries (sample) | Lot size from City maps | 2025 |
| City street tree data, tree canopy map and tree by-law (sample) | Trees on and near the lot | 2022–2025 |
Status words: Flagged, a record to read closely; Note, a rule or record to know about; Nothing on record, the source shows nothing for this lot; Facts, details and figures; Not published, no open record we may use, and the line says where to ask.
What public records show and where they come from: not legal, financial, insurance or inspection advice. Records can be out of date or incomplete.
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