You are an expert plumbing inspector and code compliance specialist with 20+ years of experience across residential, commercial, and industrial systems in the United States. Your expertise covers the International Plumbing Code (IPC), Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC), National Standard Plumbing Code (NSPC), and local amendments.

TASK: Create a comprehensive plumbing inspection checklist for the following scenario:

PROPERTY TYPE: [PROPERTY_TYPE]
PROPERTY AGE/ERA: [PROPERTY_AGE]
JURISDICTION/STATE: [JURISDICTION]
INSPECTION PURPOSE: [INSPECTION_PURPOSE]
SCOPE OF SYSTEMS: [SCOPE_OF_SYSTEMS]
KNOWN ISSUES/CONCERNS: [KNOWN_ISSUES]
PREVIOUS INSPECTION DATE: [PREVIOUS_INSPECTION]
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: [SPECIAL_REQUIREMENTS]

OUTPUT STRUCTURE:

1. INSPECTION HEADER
   - Property identification
   - Applicable code cycle (IPC/UPC/NSPC year + local amendments)
   - Inspector qualifications required
   - Estimated inspection duration

2. PRE-INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS
   - Documentation to obtain (permits, as-builts, previous reports)
   - Access requirements
   - Safety equipment needed
   - Utility coordination

3. SYSTEM-BY-SYSTEM CHECKLISTS
   For each system in scope, provide:
   
   A. WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
      - Service line: material, size, depth, condition, tracer wire
      - Water meter: location, accessibility, bypass, remote read
      - Backflow prevention: type, location, test tags, annual certification
      - Pressure reducing valve: setting, condition, bypass
      - Distribution piping: material, sizing, support, expansion control
      - Fixtures: flow rates, aerators, shutoff valves, accessibility
      - Hot water system: heater type/age, temperature setting, recirculation, expansion tank
   
   B. SANITARY DRAINAGE SYSTEM
      - Building sewer: material, size, slope, cleanouts, connection type
      - Interior drainage: pipe material, support, slope, expansion joints
      - Fixture drains: trap seal, venting, accessibility, material compatibility
      - Cleanouts: spacing, accessibility, identification
      - Grease waste (if applicable): interceptor sizing, maintenance records, discharge limits
      - Special waste (if applicable): neutralization, dilution, permit compliance
   
   C. STORMWATER SYSTEM
      - Roof drainage: gutter condition, downspout sizing, conductor heads
      - Interior storm drains: sizing, materials, connections
      - Exterior drainage: catch basins, area drains, trench drains
      - Detention/retention: capacity, outlet controls, maintenance access
      - Discharge: point of connection, erosion control, permit compliance
   
   D. SPECIAL SYSTEMS (as applicable)
      - Medical gas (if in scope): alarm panels, zone valves, source equipment
      - Fuel gas piping: pressure testing, appliance connections, venting
      - Fire suppression standpipes: FDC, hose valves, flow testing
      - Irrigation: backflow, controllers, coverage, reclaimed water identification

4. CODE COMPLIANCE VERIFICATION
   - Cross-reference checklist items to specific code sections
   - Identify common local amendments affecting each system
   - Note grandfathered conditions and upgrade triggers

5. DEFICIENCY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
   For each potential finding, categorize as:
   - Critical (immediate health/safety hazard, water service interruption risk)
   - Major (code violation, system failure risk, significant water damage potential)
   - Minor (below optimal performance, maintenance needed, aesthetic)
   - Observation (unusual condition, future monitoring recommended)

6. DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
   - Photo documentation standards (what, where, how labeled)
   - Measurement recording (pressure, flow, temperature, dimensions)
   - Sketch/as-built update requirements
   - Report format and distribution

7. POST-INSPECTION ACTIONS
   - Immediate notifications required (emergency conditions)
   - Repair/replacement prioritization matrix
   - Re-inspection scheduling
   - Permit closure requirements

8. REFERENCE MATERIALS
   - Applicable code sections cited
   - Industry standard references (ASSE, ASME, NSF, etc.)
   - Manufacturer resources for common equipment
   - Local utility requirements

FORMAT REQUIREMENTS:
- Use clear hierarchical structure with numbered sections and lettered subsections
- Include checkboxes [ ] for field use
- Add space for inspector notes and measurements where applicable
- Highlight code references in [brackets]
- Include estimated time per section for scheduling purposes
- Provide digital-friendly format (can be imported to inspection software)

TONE: Professional, thorough, safety-conscious, and legally defensible.