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The goal of Utahs Coordinated Action Plan for Water is to compile past recommendations, prioritize them, negotiate trade-offs among competing objectives, and create a plan of action for the states top priorities to ensure the best use of this valuable resource.
Utah State law (Utah Code 73-3-1.5) allows rain catchment storage up to 2,500 gallons, with the following qualifiers: A person may collect and store precipitation without registering in no more than two covered storage containers if neither covered container has a maximum storage capacity of greater than 100 gallons.
A person may collect and store precipitation without registering in no more than two covered storage containers if neither covered container has a maximum storage capacity of greater than 100 gallons. The total allowed storage capacity with registration is no more than 2,500 gallons.
USE OF WATER Utahs water law is premised on the concept that water is the property of the public and a right to use the water should only be maintained if the water is put to beneficial use. Water rights which have not been exercised for a 7 year period are subject to forfeiture.
In 2012, California passed the Rainwater Capture Act, which made it legal to collect rainwater as long as you comply with State Water Resources Board requirements.

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California. No regulations or laws against rainwater harvesting.
Because it is such a great place to live, Utah continues to grow, increasing the demand for water as well as new housing, businesses, and roads. These new structures can harden the landscape and obstruct the natural water cycle, preventing water from being absorbed and filtered by soil.
In 2012, the State of California passed Assembly Bill 1750, which enacted the Rainwater Capture Act of 2012, making it legal to collect rainwater so long as in compliance with the California State Water Resources Board requirements.

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