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The document is a 'Large Soil Absorption System Report Form' that must be completed and submitted annually to the Health District by various ownership entities, including private and government agencies. It requires detailed information on system operation, maintenance, monitoring data, and compliance with regulations. Key sections include ownership details, maintenance contacts, permit information, monitoring requirements for influent flow and groundwater elevation, and documentation of any system maintenance performed.

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