Otto -- Have you considered getting a tank and buying in bulk? We have a 100-gal tank here at HQ and I get 100 gals of 89 octane non-ethanol delivered every now and then. Yes, it *is* a little more expensive than the ethanol mix -- but for me, the piece of mind I get from small engines that start every time, a boat that isn't going to leave me stranded a long way from home and an antique truck that runs without problems is worth a little extra expense.
I've thought about it but living intown is a lot different than living in the country. Since I'm not a business or a farmer, I'd be surprised if one of the local fuel suppliers would even consider it. City of Atlanta probably has rules and permits that would be required. Delivery truck would have to have easy access, etc.
There are a few places around here that sell ethanol free fuel but they aren't on my daily travel routes. The crap fuel has worked out ok so far since it gets used up pretty fast.
