Where an existing public fire hydrant interferes with a property owner’s use or proposed use of such person’s property, the hydrant may be relocated only if feasible and if relocation does not detract from the firefighting function at the property owner’s expense. Where the grade of an existing street or property is changed at the request of the property owner, such that an existing public fire hydrant will not be at the proper elevation with respect to the ground, the hydrant will be raised or lowered at the expense of the property owner. Approval from the city must be obtained prior to any work being done.
(Ord. D-20, passed 10-21-2014)