Your landlord is supposed to make some kind of arrangements for handling food scraps: https://dec.vermont.gov/sites/dec/files/wmp/SolidWaste/Documents/Universal-Recycling/Landlord-FAQ-Food-Scrap-Management.pdf

Unfortunately, one of the options listed is “require tenants to make an independent plan to manage their food scraps separate from the trash and confirm that this happens” which sounds like a pretty easy out for landlords…. They should at least have provided you with information about drop off options, though. (If you are interested, you can find a list of Chittenden County drop-off locations here. They all accept food scraps; $1 for a 5 gallon container, or free if you are also paying for trash drop-off.)

Out of curiosity, what are the last couple things on your list?

The UVM extension has some resources that might be helpful: https://www.uvm.edu/extension/mastergardener/gardening-resources

What kinds of things are you thinking you might like to grow?

I would guess either purple finch or house finch, but try asking over at r/whatsthisbird — those folks really know their stuff!

I’m not sure! I would assume yes, because they are still serving a product for on-site consumption, but I’m not an expert.

My comment was in response to OP, not you. I was referencing the exact same thing you said in your comment.

https://www.healthvermont.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2016/11/ENV_FL_FoodServiceRegs2016.pdf

Section 5-214 subsection E begs to differ.

Instant cold pack. I know they are quite bulky but aside from basic bandages and antiseptic wipes, that's probably the first aid item I've actually needed/used the most often.

Also, if it were me I would probably reduce the number of different antihistamines and pain killers.

Huh, TIL.

I think there’s a decent chance that “tub” is actually a typo for “tube,” although to the best of my knowledge none of the Vermont resorts actually offer snow tubing.

For anyone who doesn’t want to do their own math, here: 36 out of 242 towns (14.9%) have names that start with W. If you add in cities (1 out of 10) and gores (2 out of 4), then the percentage is 15.2%.