In Seattle and the surrounding counties, there are laws for new construction NOT allowing run off. It is supposed to be contained on the property. That's why you see so many detention ponds in new developments. I remember when I lived in Kent, the city of Kent sold rain barrels at wholesale to residents. I suspect that's more of a problem on the east side of the Cascades.
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In some places yes it can be illegal. I think it has to do with area ground water. or lack of ground water or something. In a area that gets a lot of water like forks I can't imagine it being a problem.
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In some places yes it can be illegal. I think it has to do with area ground water. or lack of ground water or something. In a area that gets a lot of water like forks I can't imagine it being a problem.