Your Real Property Report will show:

Diagram from inside the Real Property Report brochure.
Legal Description of property and municipal address (A)
Dimensions and directions of all property boundaries (B)
Designation of adjacent properties, roads, lanes, etc (C)
Location and description of all relevant improvements situated on the property together with dimensions and distances from the property boundaries (D); for a list of the improvements which must be shown, refer to Part D, Section 8.5 of the ALSA's Manual of Standard Practice.
Other significant improvements (E)
Right-of-way or easements as noted on the title to the property at the date of survey (F)
Location and dimension of any visible encroachments onto, or off of, the property (G)
A duly signed certification and opinion by an Alberta Land Surveyor (H)
Copyright (I)
Permit Stamp (J) (where applicable)
A municipality may request additional information

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The Alberta Land Surveyors' Association (ALSA) is a self-governing professional association legislated under the Land Surveyors Act. The Association regulates the practice of land surveying for the protection of the public and administration of the profession.