Just because rain lands on your property doesn’t necessarily mean you can collect and use it. In fact, it’s only been a little over a year that collecting water in rain barrels has been legal in Denver. And even that comes with a list of restrictions.
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As urban areas are built up, the rain falling on them runs off rooftops and paved areas into storm sewers that carry it away. Instead of falling onto open ground, where it’s filtered by soil and plants, it typically flows through the sewers directly into a nearby river or stream, carrying pollutants such as oil and chemical products along with it.
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Denver Water and its metro water partners want to cut down on the amount of water that’s wasted by inefficient irrigation systems, and they’re ready to back it up with money.
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