5,635. We ended up specifically listing hardiplank as not complying with the masonry requirement. Look closely at your restriction purposes section and see if it is in the spirit of the ordinance. You might have a purpose like promoting use of high quality building materials or something to that effect. ask because it is a cementatious fiber board, so it contains cement (masonry), but it looks like wood. And while it lasts longer than wood, especially in humid climates, it doesn't have the longevity of masonry, nor the look, which is the whole purpose of the deed restriction in the first place.
A new (unfilled) gas bottle is around $40-$50, Swap n' Go is $39.95 (filled) at my local servo.My two gas bottles are out of date in the new year, cost/hassle of getting retested, plus they have lost some of their paint over the years and have small rusty bits (surface only) starting to show through the paint.t's easier/cheaper to swap them over before they run out. Once they are renewed, I'll go back to getting them filled at the hardware/gas depot for the next ten years at a saving of at least $15 per fill (compared to swap n go).
In many cases, the answer is probably no -- you'll likely be able to use regular fuel with no noticeable issues except for minor losses in performance and gas mileage. If your owner's manual says that premium fuel is required, then you should do it, but your car won't blow up if you occasionally opt for regular.If your owner's manual says that premium fuel is recommended, then you can use regular gas all the time with no worries.ZIP Code. Change Cancel. This image is a stock photo and is not an exact representation of any vehicle offered for sale.y Doug DeMuro August 2014. The process of buying a car often involves a lot of research, and sometimes your research will reveal that the car you want requires premium fuel. This can be a big disappointment, since premium gas often costs 30 to 50 cents more than regular gas on average.