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Originally Posted by Quixote
He laughed and explained that there are laws on the books for distance to be parked from a hydrant, but because of how arbitrary the placement of hydrants is, there is no way they can enforce such laws. Perhaps it would be different in a commercial area, but in countless other places, notably residential areas, this is the way it is. Hmmm....
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That makes no sense at all. The law in FL is you must park at least 15 feet from a hydrant and it doesn't matter how arbitrary the placement of hydrants is.
Now if we are talking about how close you can place a piece of furniture to a hydrant, I know Sumter County has a rule where you aren't allowed to obstruct the hydrant with anything and had to leave a 3 foot clear radius around the hydrant. I don't know about other areas of TV.