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1. What do I do if my address is different than what appears on a CVRD map?

If this is the case, then please contact the CVRD mapping department. Please provide the address found on the CVRD map as well as the address known to you. For more information please call 250-746-2500 ext 2221 or email.

2. How can I get map data to use myself?

Common CVRD map data is available on the CVRD geospatial data download page.

3. My lot doesn’t have a building on it, what is my address?

The CVRD does not assign addresses to empty lots. An address is assigned when you apply for a building permit. If you still require an address for a document, the CVRD suggests that you use the legal description of your property. Where do I find the legal description?

4. Where do I find GIS data?

We provide numerous datasets for download here...

5. Can you email or fax me the survey plan for my property?

Unfortunately, the CVRD has a policy where we cannot fax or email survey plans. If you require a survey plan immediately, the CVRD suggests contacting BC Land Title and Survey.

6. What is a PID?

A PID is a Parcel Identifier.  It is a nine (9) digit number that is unique to your property. (e.g. 000-000-000).  You can determine your PID on either the interactive map, or you contact the CVRD mapping department and we would be happy to provide it to you.  Call 250-746-2500 ext 2221 or email.

7. What is my mailing address?

Contact your local post office.

8. Where do I find the legal description for my property?

The legal description for your property is included on your tax notice. You can also get your legal description from our interactive map, or you can contact the CVRD mapping department and we would be happy to assist. 250-746-2500 ext 2221 or email.