For the answer, check out the video above. It explains what you can -- and what you definitely should not -- put in the microwave. If it's got sharp edges or if itâs thin itâs going to cause some trouble, Dr. Louis Bloomfield, a professor of physics at the University of Virginia, told The Huffington Post.
The city enforces 22514 VC. parking within 15 feet of a hydrant. That is any portion of a vehicle that is measured to be within 15 feet of the hydrant. For example, if your right front bumper is measured to be 16 feet from the hydrant, the vehicle is legally parked.
The color of fire hydrants pertains to how much water pressure they provide, said Andy Ryan, spokesman for Seattle Public Utilities. When it comes to parking, the law treats all fire hydrants the same, whether they're yellow or green. Per Seattle Municipal Code 11.72.160, no one is allowed to park within fifteen feet of a fire hydrant, says Mike Estey, the Seattle Department of Transportation's manager of parking operations and traffic permits. Whether the hydrant is yellow or green, the penalty for parking too close is $42.