Austin American-Statesman: “Can You Collect Rainwater in Texas? Here's What the Law Says”

“Collecting rainwater is legal in Texas, and state law encourages it. Harvesting rain can help lower water bills, reduce runoff that contributes to soil erosion, and ease demand on groundwater and municipal supplies. Homeowners associations cannot ban rainwater harvesting systems. State law also encourages cities and counties to offer incentives, including rain barrel discounts and storage system rebates. Certain new state buildings must incorporate harvesting systems. Property owners may qualify for a property tax exemption covering part or all of approved water conservation improvements.”

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● “Can You Collect Rainwater in Texas? Here's What the Law Says,” Austin American-Statesman, 10/16/26:

ARTICLE LINK: https://www.yahoo.com/news/videos/collect-rainwater-texas-heres-law-114657741.html

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