Find an address or property
- Michael Kohler
- Cecilia Tram
Discovering spatial data in applications or systems is commonly based on address search or lot plan.
The majority of our systems use the property location service to validate an address. Improvements have been made to the service to increase search results, and include:
special symbols and non-standard characters (eg., @, !, + etc).
extra non-standard abbreviations were added to enable better finding of matches.
improvements to how road names/partial road names of type display (i.e. The Promenade, Esplanade etc). The road suffix (East, North etc) is now part of the road name.
results lists from auto-complete and address validation are no sorted by unit and street number (including non-variants found in the address database).
Instructions
Performing an address search
Launch or open the application you are looking for data in.
Select the address search option.
Start typing your address - available addresses will display in a list.
Click on the address that matches your search.
Performing a lot plan search
Launch or open the application you are looking for data in.
Select the lot plan search option.
Type the lot plan in the displayed example format (eg., 1RP1 or lot in Lot field; plan number in Plan field - in plan type prefix such as CP, RP or SP).
Click the search button.