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The document outlines the Dolomite Risk Management Plan (DRMP) for the Centurion Residential Estate & Country Club, detailing an inspection schedule for water, sewer, and storm water services. It includes guidelines for conducting water tightness tests, visual inspections of various systems every two months, and specific checks for leaks, subsidence, and other issues. The document emphasizes the importance of maintaining up-to-date service plans and reporting any observed problems to the relevant authorities.

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Begin by filling in the stand number, owner’s name, address, and contact details at the top of the form.
In the 'General' section, enter the date and time of inspection along with the name of the person conducting it.
Proceed to the 'Water system' section. Conduct a water tightness test as instructed and record your findings for each question regarding water meter readings and any visible issues.
Move on to the 'Sewer system' section. Perform a visual inspection every two months and answer all questions regarding cracks, subsidence, and leaks.
Continue with the 'Storm water system' section. Inspect drainage areas after heavy rainfalls and document any observations related to surface cracks or ponding.
Complete sections on swimming pools or water features, occurrences of blockages or leakages, and any additional notes required.

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