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An Improvement Location Certificate (ILC) is usually required by lenders on residential loans, or by a Town or County Building Department during construction. It is a map showing the boundaries of the property and the major improvements (buildings) thereon. It is not to be used for the establishment of fences, buildings, or other future improvements. Monuments are not set at the lot corners.
