Park there, get a ticket, sue Wal-Mart for marking it as a parking space -- Late 80s Hokie 06/15/2018 07:35AMHey man, some people need water for their ranch.
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Park there, get a ticket, sue Wal-Mart for marking it as a parking space -- Late 80s Hokie 06/15/2018 07:35AM Yes. Only the drive lane is affected by fire access. ** -- 48zip 06/14/2018 9:54PM I'd park your car there -- TheNuke 06/14/2018 8:06PM That rule would suck for the owners of this house. -- Hokie360 06/14/2018 7:15PM Except for the cement around the fireplug, very similar to my situation -- EDGEMAN 06/15/2018 08:53AM What sucks is that the city or some contractor has a water hose running -- Hokie`79 06/14/2018 10:09PM Hey man, some people need water for their ranch. -- MP4VT2004 06/14/2018 10:44PM I'm sure that's the intent ** -- TomTurkey 06/14/2018 7:23PM Not only would I park there, I would -- Coach McGuirk 06/14/2018 6:50PM Go ahead and park there and let us know what happens ** -- TexasGobbler 06/14/2018 6:34PM Yes you have clear access to the hydrant even if a car is in that -- ElbertoHokie 06/14/2018 6:30PM Does private property count? I bet not. ** -- Stork 06/14/2018 6:30PM I wouldn't think so. City says no parking within 15 ft of a hydrant. ** -- Hokie CPA 06/14/2018 6:32PM If my private property, I'd like FD to have access to hydrant -- TomTurkey 06/14/2018 6:35PMTech Sideline is Presented By:
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