In 2015, the Bexar County Tax Office issued license plates/stickers for over 1.5 million vehicles, processed 491,927 title transfers, issued 30,349 handicap placards, and issued 3,739 beer & wine permits. Over 3 billion dollars in Bexar County property taxes was collected and disbursed.
Fire Hydrants should be located 2â-5â behind the curb of a fire lane or street; Distance from Fire Hydrant to the FDC should be minimum 35â and maximum 135â along an approved path; Locate Fire Hydrant and FDC such that hose connections will not obstruct access â hose lay should not cross roadway or fire lane; FDC distance from the Fire Lane should be minimum 3â and maximum 35â along an approved path; An unobstructed path to the FDC of at least 5â width must be provided and maintained; A 3-foot (914 mm) clear space shall be maintained around the circumference of fire hydrants and FDCs;
This is a great question that oftentimes confuses many driversâ¦ A fire hydrant is a NO STOPPING zone. The general rule is that no vehicles can stop within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. There is a well known exception, which states that a passenger vehicle can stop, stand or park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant under certain, enumerated circumstances. However, this exception does NOT apply to commercial vehicles. Therefore, a taxi cab can never stop within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, even to drop off or pick up a passenger.