Except for the cement around the fireplug, very similar to my situation

I have a fireplug next to the street between my driveway, and my neighbor's driveway. Neither of us leave cars parked on the street, so we do not block street access to it. Actually I think the proximity lowers my home insurance rates.

In response to this post by Hokie360

Posted: 06/15/2018 at 08:53AM

I ask you... would you park in this spot? -- Hokie CPA 06/14/2018 6:28PM

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 6:35PM

Except for the cement around the fireplug, very similar to my situation

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