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Start Water ServiceOfficial website of the City of Tucson 2026

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The document is a Request for Warranty Transfer form from SOPREMA, Inc., which outlines the process for transferring a warranty to a new owner. It requires the completion of specific information about the building and parties involved, along with a payment of $1,500. The transfer is contingent upon SOPREMA conducting a site visit and any necessary repairs being completed. By signing the form, the new owner accepts the warranty terms.

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