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6. Ha, ask Nestle about that.

Wed Mar 25, 2015, 04:45 PM

Mar 2015

In Colorado no one "owns" the water, they just own the rights to the water.

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Really, Rain Barrels Illegal? [View all] mountain grammy Mar 2015 OP

Are cisterns illegal in Colorado ??? SamKnause Mar 2015 #1

I really don't know, but probably. mountain grammy Mar 2015 #2

Been telling my daughter the same thing.. mountain grammy Mar 2015 #4

Ha, ask Nestle about that. mountain grammy Mar 2015 #6

No, Corps of Engineers do not make water law, it's older than that. Shrike47 Mar 2015 #7