Research the point-of-sale pictureon the map.
Search a California address and the map zooms to the property and traces its city limits — the real Census TIGER boundary. Then explore the point-of-sale zones that shape what a sale must disclose — wildfire, flood, seismic, sewer and jurisdiction — each labeled and tied to its rule. A research head start across all 58 counties — not a substitute for the city or county.
We resolve it to the exact property, draw the official city limits, and report status for every mapped point-of-sale zone — wildfire, flood, seismic, sewer and more.
The map draws the property's city limits straight from Census TIGER when a boundary is mapped. Wildfire, flood, seismic, sewer and the other point-of-sale zones are reported as status for the address and cited in full inside your free report. Informational only, not legal advice. Not a Natural Hazard Disclosure report, and does not satisfy California Civil Code §1103: a report from a qualified provider also covers the airport, farmland, mine and Bay Conservation and Development Commission notices this map doesn't. Hazard data: CAL FIRE, FEMA, the California Geological Survey and the state Division of Safety of Dams — published maps LetterScript doesn't verify. Confirm local rules with the city or county.
This free lookup is one small piece.
LetterScript's core reads your contract and builds the deadline timeline and calendar — inspection, loan, and appraisal contingencies, disclosure deliveries, and close of escrow, extracted straight from the documents.
Nine boundary layers, one address
California stacks point-of-sale rules from a dozen overlapping authorities. We resolve nine boundary layers to the property so you can see which rules reach a given address.
CAL FIRE wildfire severity. Very High zones, and High zones in a State Responsibility Area, go on the Natural Hazard Disclosure (whether a High zone in a Local Responsibility Area does is unsettled); High and Very High zones also bring the AB-38 disclosures.
Special Flood Hazard Area and flood-zone designation behind insurance and disclosure rules.
Alquist-Priolo earthquake fault zones — a Natural Hazard Disclosure item (Pub. Res. Code §2621.9).
Seismic-hazard zones where shaking can liquefy the ground (CGS).
Earthquake-induced landslide hazard zones mapped by the state geologist.
State-mapped dam-failure inundation areas — a Natural Hazard Disclosure item (Civ. Code §1103(c)(2)). State-regulated dams only; federal dams are not mapped.
The wastewater district serving the property — the authority behind any point-of-sale sewer-lateral rule.
The fire-protection district serving the property.
The city or county whose local point-of-sale ordinances govern the sale.
How it works
From address to a mapped picture of the property's point-of-sale zones in three steps.
Search an address
Type a California address. Typo-tolerant autocomplete matches it to a county parcel — 12.3M properties across all 58 counties.
The map frames the city
We drop a pin on the property and, for in-city addresses, trace the exact TIGER city limits against a clean, self-hosted California basemap.
See the boundary + zones
The real city boundary draws on the map, and each mapped point-of-sale zone — wildfire, flood, seismic, sewer — reports its status for the address.
The map is the preview. The report is the playbook.
A free account turns the layers into a working point-of-sale report — the forms, the code citation behind each requirement, who files it, and when each task is due in your transaction's timeline.