Here's a little known shameful secret of a number of cities in the United States (and most likely other countries).
When fire hydrants are made obsolete (for various reasons - new construction may require fire hydrants to be added closer to a building, or a water main may be rerouted, or a mall or entire area that the fire hydrant served becomes derelict and is then bulldozed, etc.), it is the policy of a number of cities to leave the useless fire hydrants right where they are.
Why?
Parking ticket revenue.
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