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Constant Wet Spot from Natural Spring: Test for Leaks First, Then Agency Help

Muddy spot: shut off irrigation 2 days — if dries, it's a leak. If not, could be artesian spring (water rises under pressure). Capping springs needs regulatory agency. Check all supply lines, zone by zone.

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