FL Statute 373.228 authorizes rainwater harvesting and prohibits local restrictions on residential rain barrels. Pompano Beach residents may install rain barrels without city permits. SFWMD promotes water conservation. HOA restrictions are limited by state law. Collected rainwater may be used for irrigation and non-potable purposes.
FL Statute 373.228 expressly authorizes rainwater harvesting and prohibits counties and municipalities from adopting ordinances that prohibit rain barrel installation on residential properties. Pompano Beach residents may install rain barrels and cisterns without a city permit. The SFWMD promotes water conservation including rainwater collection. HOA restrictions on rain barrels are limited by FL Statute 163.04. Collected rainwater may be used for irrigation and non-potable purposes. No special fees or registration is required. Rainwater systems must not create mosquito breeding conditions (standing water must be properly screened).
No local violations for rainwater harvesting. Systems creating mosquito habitat may violate public health codes.
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