Healthy soil and sustainable growing

["Catherine Fenner" <c1fenner@comcast.net>]

I grin when I hope he did not address the question as briefly as your
response.
Did he indicate any lessening of restraints on water collection from roofs?

Catherine 

-----Original Message-----

Yes, briefly.

paul, tradingpost@riseup.net
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On 6/13/2006 at 9:27 AM Catherine Fenner wrote:

>I'm envious. That would have been a lecture I would have benefited from.
>Thanks for the resource.
>
>In my neck of the woods it's illegal to capture water on your property. 
>I didn't really understand why until I attended a xeriscape lecture and 
>the instructor said it has to do with laws that prohibit interrupting 
>the flow of water to downstream users. He then went on to show us a 
>photo of an elaborate rainwater collection system he admired.
>
>Did Lancaster address any changing of local ordinances or water laws?
>
>Catherine
>
>-----Original Message-----
>
>
>Today was a unique experience. We heard Tucson native Brad Lancaster 
>present his Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands, a two-hour slide lecture 
>at our favorite nursery, Plants of the Southwest in Albuquerque. This 
>guy is the real deal, innovative, well informed, very entertaining, 
>young and on a mission.
>



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