Water collects and soaks in. Filling is fine—runoff follows natural surface paths.
Water enters from uphill and exits at one point. Piping accelerates and concentrates flow—legal liability if you alter natural drainage.
You must accept natural flow from uphill; downhill must accept yours. Alteration = liability for damages.
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