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Before you put a shovel in the ground and start construction on a project, you'll need a development permit. The development permit outlines how you intend to use your property and lets the municipality know...

If you are planning to subdivide land, one of the first things you should do is consider hiring an Alberta land surveyor. While you are allowed to submit an application to the City of Edmonton yourself,...

A compliance certificate is a legal document issued by the City of Edmonton that certifies that all buildings and structures on your property meet the city’s zoning regulations and bylaws, and that they have...

As one of our city’s newest crown jewels, Rogers Place promises to transform Edmonton’s downtown into an entertainment hub to last for years to come. The new home of the Edmonton Oilers and the Edmonton Oil...

  3D laser scanning is transforming the way surveying is done, so it’s worth getting to know this popular new technology. Whether you need to survey a complex structure, perform a non-contact...

If you are are developing or re-landscaping your property, or if you have recently purchased a new detached or semi-detached home, you may need a final grading certificate. New regulations mean that all lot...