Rain Water Catching and this Forum.

[thvigil11]

I appreciate the frank feedback on the parameters of discussions here, Glad the original post spun some thoughtful discussions.

That being said I can't wait for the state to wage war against the largest offender of this practice, the beaver.

Agreed, very well said. Your state needs to regulate and legislate that pesky rodent. Its time to TAX THE BEAVER.

[baglock1]

This entire thread is another reason why I can't wait to leave this state.

[Irving]

I've taken photos in the last 30 seconds that make you go hmmm:
(nope, not my house)

My house looks like this, but it just drains at the street. My sump pump is tied into it as well.

[Firehaus]

Mine as well, and it's 105 years old.


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[sniper7]

Catching rainwater in Colorado is only illegal if you're on a municipal water system. So if you live in the country and/or get your water from your own well, you can catch rainwater perfectly legally.


Read this PDF: http://water.state.co.us/DWRIPub/Doc...waterFlyer.pdf

Well...they just tax it. Been fighting this one tooth and nail.

http://www.stopstormwaterutility.com

all while Adams county officials take a $21K plush getaway on tax payer dollars. Fuckers can drown in the rain water for all I care.

[BushMasterBoy]

I had a glass of illegal water, but I drank it.

[sniper7]

I had a glass of illegal water, but I drank it.

Think you'll give it back later?

[GilpinGuy]

TAX THE BEAVER.

In the end, we all pay too high a cost for beaver as it is. I think it's crays that has an awesome sig about this.

[Hummer]

My illegal rain water got lost in a boating accident.

[funkymonkey1111]

This entire thread is another reason why I can't wait to leave this state.

well, bye.