Escrow & Title
In Alaska, an 'ILC' (improvement location certificate) or 'as-built' survey shows:
AThe original subdivision plat of a neighborhood
BThe actual location of improvements (buildings, fences, decks) on a specific lot in relation to property boundaries✓ Correct
CThe location of underground utilities
DThe future planned improvements by the current owner
Explanation
An ILC (or as-built survey) shows where existing improvements are located on a lot in relation to property boundaries. It identifies encroachments, setback violations, and the relationship between structures and lot lines. While not as comprehensive as a full boundary survey, an ILC is commonly required in Alaska real estate transactions.
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