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Whimsey · 06-14-2008, 08:41 AM

When I contacted Our Town about membership, they said because I have an underground propane tank (which I own according to the developer/builder of the house) I would have to get Irving (the only propane dealer willing to buy tanks) to "buy the tank" from my current supplier (Energy North) before I could participate. Does this make any sense? Anyone understand how this works and whether getting Irving involved would improve/complicate matters?

Since I moved to West Alton in September, I don't have an annual contract. I paid $2.74 this week, up from $2.30 ish most of the season, less than the numbers I see above. But since I heat with it, I use more than 2,000 gals per year.

All advice would be appreciated.

06-14-2008, 08:41 AM	#17
Whimsey Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Rum Point/West Alton Posts: 196 Thanks: 260 Thanked 37 Times in 24 Posts	Underground Tanks and Our Town Buying Coop When I contacted Our Town about membership, they said because I have an underground propane tank (which I own according to the developer/builder of the house) I would have to get Irving (the only propane dealer willing to buy tanks) to "buy the tank" from my current supplier (Energy North) before I could participate. Does this make any sense? Anyone understand how this works and whether getting Irving involved would improve/complicate matters? Since I moved to West Alton in September, I don't have an annual contract. I paid $2.74 this week, up from $2.30 ish most of the season, less than the numbers I see above. But since I heat with it, I use more than 2,000 gals per year. All advice would be appreciated.