88 Sample Crescent, Anytown ON
What public records show for the address, for an insurance file. It is not a quote, an underwriting decision, an inspection or advice: confirm each point with the office that issues the record, named on its line.
- Flagged
- Permits and renovations
The recordseach with its source, the data's date and the date we read it
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
Past floods seen by satellite
Nothing on record
No flood water mapped at or near the lot in past events since 2011.
Best-effort satellite mapping of real flood events. It's separate from the official flood plain.
Source: Floods in Canada archive, Natural Resources Canada · data date 2011–2025 · 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
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
Fire hydrant and fire station
Facts
Nearest hydrant 45 m. Nearest fire station 1.2 km. Home insurance forms often ask for these.
Source: City hydrant and fire station data (sample) · data date 2025 · read 29 Sep 2026
Forest fires
Nothing on record
No mapped forest fire within 10 km.
Source: Fire Disturbance Area, Government of Ontario · data date 2025 · read 29 Sep 2026
Earthquake design value
Facts
The building code's reference shaking here is a peak ground acceleration of 0.12 g, with a 2% chance in 50 years (sample figure).
Source: National Building Code seismic hazard values, Natural Resources Canada · data date NBC 2020 · read 29 Sep 2026
Pipelines, power lines and rail
Nothing on record
No pipelines, transmission lines or rail lines within 500 m.
Source: Canada Energy Regulator; Ontario Railway Network; Ontario utility lines · data date 2025 · 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
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
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
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
Weather here
Facts
Nearest weather station: 6 km. Normal year: 150 cm of snow, 150 days below 0 °C, 12 days above 30 °C (sample).
Source: Canadian Climate Normals 1991–2020, Environment and Climate Change Canada · data date 1991–2020 · read 29 Sep 2026
Not on this pagerecords released on request, and where to ask
- Past insurance claims on the home
The applicant, and the current insurer's claims history for the home.
- 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) - Electrical permits and inspections
ESA's permit history for the address: electrical work and its inspections.
Electrical Safety Authority - Open work orders and by-law orders on the home
The City's records, requested through the buyer's lawyer.
Sources
| Source | Records | Data date |
|---|---|---|
| City zoning map service (sample) | Flood plain overlay | Aug 2026 |
| Floods in Canada archive, Natural Resources Canada | Past floods seen by satellite | 2011–2025 |
| City basement flooding study areas and sewer map (sample) | Basement flooding and sewers | 2025 |
| Conservation authority open data (sample) | Conservation authority regulated area | 2025 |
| Ontario Hydro Network, Government of Ontario | Creeks, rivers, lakes and ponds | 2025 |
| City hydrant and fire station data (sample) | Fire hydrant and fire station | 2025 |
| Fire Disturbance Area, Government of Ontario | Forest fires | 2025 |
| National Building Code seismic hazard values, Natural Resources Canada | Earthquake design value | NBC 2020 |
| Canada Energy Regulator; Ontario Railway Network; Ontario utility lines | Pipelines, power lines and rail | 2025 |
| High Resolution Digital Elevation Model, Natural Resources Canada | Height and slope of the land | Lidar 2019 |
| City 3D building massing (sample); Open Database of Buildings, Statistics Canada | Building size from City maps | 2023 model |
| City building permits (sample) | Permits and renovations | 28 Sep 2026 |
| City street tree data, tree canopy map and tree by-law (sample) | Trees on and near the lot | 2022–2025 |
| Canadian Climate Normals 1991–2020, Environment and Climate Change Canada | Weather here | 1991–2020 |
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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