Or amazing

Just a tire/wheel swap.

Those were the exact tires he used, I recommended them as I was running the AT3W’s on my old school Isuzu Trooper. Great all around tire for the cash.

"People"

How many long term rentals did that net Burlington? I saw that law and thought it was a bad idea so I already have an opinion but do you know if there is data out there on its impact? I always prefer data over anecdote or opinion.

I’m trying to find data but can’t. I did find this though.

> He commented on the statistic given to council by city data that short-term rentals made up 1% of rentals in Burlington.

https://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/story/news/2022/07/01/burlington-airbnbs-new-short-term-rental-regulations-are-here-to-stay/65364328007/

I have a 2 bedroom trailer and we use propane for heating and cooking. I want to say we spend about $1100 during the winter on propane. Summer is pretty low/non existent since its only for cooking and we normally have enough left over from winter to last the summer, may end up needing a fill in September/October. Just checked and each delivery is about 130 gallons and we get deliveries every 1.5 months. After some repairs each delivery is lasting a little longer but homes are alot different than trailers.

It's hard to put a correct number because theres alot of variants like super cold streaks, extra warm streaks, how well insulated your place is(mine had ALOT of water damage when bought), etc.

The fuck are you not using charcoal for?

To be fair, having the yard next door turn into a concert venue would be horrible

Don't vent to Reddit, talk to your town hall/town manager/select board. He'll need to meet zoning requirements and get permits, etc, this is not a done deal.

Have you seen what a ram truck does when you drive into the ocean?

Obviously a Chinese balloon sneak attack…be afraid!

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Is the populace united? Reddit might have a strong voice on it, but I'm not sure everyone does.

I think the best route would be to have it regionally voted on, and not state wide.

Not enough vehicle inspections!

It's a truck full of straw so I think they're having a drag queen.

Haaaaaay!

I'm not, though. I only know it because I looked at their user history.

Run for your selectboard, city council, DRB, planning commission, etc. Change won't come from the state (not quickly anyway) so it has to be done at the municipal level.

Prob smoking a number

Ouch.

Ask around anyway - it's your only real option for changing things. You can always go to the state senator's office, too.

Someone trying to get warm?

fair

303 gallons delivered 3/22, 171 gallons delivered 10/22 and will probably get another delivery at some point late feb/early march for another 300 gallons. We keep our bedroom at 60 and the rest of the house between 60-65 depending on time of day. 5 burner stove/oven, heat/hot water and about 1400 sqft.

1800s farmhouse, not well Insulated just shy of 3,000 sq ft. Propane boiler for heat and hot water and we use it for our gas cooking range. We go through 3,000 gallons a year. Mostly all of that is the winter where we are getting about 400 gallons delivered every 3 weeks during the coldest parts.

Hopefully moving to Woodstove by next year as 6 years of this is getting old.

If you look at who tends to be on the select boards and what they own the rules start making sense.

Robert Frost Mountain Cabins in Ripton. Not sure about long-term options but worth a look.