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The document is an application form (CEP-2) for obtaining a permit to install or repair a small flow onsite sewage disposal system in Alabama. It outlines the necessary information required from the applicant, including property details, water system information, and specifics about the dwelling or establishment served. The form includes sections for owner information, system planning, site evaluation, and construction plan requirements. It emphasizes compliance with state regulations and the need for accurate documentation to ensure proper installation and maintenance of the sewage system.

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