The Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia (LTSA) has published its 2010-2013 Business Plan. The three-year Business Plan outlines the initiatives and operational tactics that the LTSA will use to achieve its strategic objectives and priorities while recognizing the current economic challenges.

The complete 2010-2013 Business Plan can be viewed online or in PDF format.

Maintaining dependable land titles and surveys is fundamentally important to the social and economic well-being of British Columbia's real estate and legal infrastructure, and to the province's overall economic well-being. The LTSA's core functions relate to upholding the security and integrity of land title registration and the survey structure of British Columbia. Meeting the service level commitments associated with these important services continues to be a focus for the LTSA in this Business Plan.

This Business Plan also outlines the LTSA's multi-year business modernization program. In order to deliver on its core functions and commitments, the LTSA is investing in its employees and in technological and business improvement activities to ensure a viable and sustainable way of doing business. These activities currently underway will enhance service delivery and provide customers with consistency and reliability of information, enabled by modern technology and expert staff.

The LTSA Business Plan has been approved by the LTSA's Board of Directors and is supported by the LTSA's Stakeholder Advisory Committee.