Water bubbling from ground. Dug to irrigation PVC: two pipes, one with cable inside, water coming from that pipe end. Can't imagine source.
"The pipe with a cable inside of it is most likely serving as a conduit for an electrical wire of some kind, so be careful. Being that it is in close proximity to the irrigation, it could be a sprinkler wire. If there is water coming out of the conduit, then it must be getting in from a source somewhere. I would check all the valve boxes to see if there is a leak that is filling up the conduit."
Valve box leak → water travels along wire trench → fills conduit → exits at low point. Check valve boxes first.
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