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A federal law enforcement source said the pilot parked the plane under what appeared to be a bridge or culvert, apparently in an attempt to hide it.— Bostonmaggie
Dirt falling through the vertical drain had clogged the culvert, and water, instead of going down the culvert, had pushed back up the vertical drain and out into soil.— post-gazette.com - News
He said a study of the culvert area that county government and the South Florida Water Management District are jointly funding, and the county's own Density Reduction / Groundwater Resource study, will do much to determine what's done.
The Conservancy did solicit members - and donations - from residents of The Brooks and Estero when the culvert issue was debated, and months earlier when a drainage ditch permit was granted on the Aronoff property.

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