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CAN YOU LEGALLY COLLECT THE RAIN? Rainwater collection is allowed in many states, but the rules depend on where you live, your system, and how you use the water. Colorado’s standard residential allowance is up to two rain barrels totaling 110 gallons for outdoor use on the same property. Utah allows two covered containers of up to 100 gallons each without registration; larger systems require registration and have additional limits. Some cities and utilities offer rebates for qualifying systems—b
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CAN YOU LEGALLY COLLECT THE RAIN? Rainwater collection is allowed in many states, but the rules depend on where you live, your system, and how you use the water. Colorado’s standard residential allowance is up to two rain barrels totaling 110 gallons for outdoor use on the same property. Utah allows two covered containers of up to 100 gallons each without registration; larger systems require registration and have additional limits. Some cities and utilities offer rebates for qualifying systems—b
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