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Is it legal to collect rainwater in Pennsylvania?

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Rainwater collection is legal in Pennsylvania. Some municipalities may help residents with stormwater management tools. A few states do have restrictions on collecting rainwater. In Colorado, residents can only collect up to 110 gallons with two barrels at a time and it can only be used on the property it was collected.

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Is it legal to collect rainwater in Pennsylvania?

ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) -- Can you collect rainwater at your home? In Pennsylvania, the short answer is "yes." Rainwater collection is legal in Pennsylvania, citing it helps deter pollution in our waterways from runoff, according to the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). As more and more communities have been developed with streets, parking lots, sidewalks, etc... rainwater that would have soaked into the ground now rushes over surfaces…

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