What is a Municipal Boundary and Index Map (MBIM) as defined in the regulation?

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What is a Municipal Boundary and Index Map (MBIM) as defined in the regulation?

The Municipal Boundary and Index Map is the base map that shows all registered properties within a municipality and provides the index to those parcels. This map creates a single reference framework for locating and linking cadastral records—every lot or property within the municipal boundary is depicted and tied to its title or plan, making it easy to search, update, and cross-reference records. It isn’t about neighboring provincial boundaries or a map that only plots individual parcels; rather, it consolidates every registered property in the municipality and serves as the indexing backbone for the cadastral system.

The Municipal Boundary and Index Map is the base map that shows all registered properties within a municipality and provides the index to those parcels. This map creates a single reference framework for locating and linking cadastral records—every lot or property within the municipal boundary is depicted and tied to its title or plan, making it easy to search, update, and cross-reference records. It isn’t about neighboring provincial boundaries or a map that only plots individual parcels; rather, it consolidates every registered property in the municipality and serves as the indexing backbone for the cadastral system.

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