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East Hampton Will Not Seek To Close Airport Permanently After Court Ruling

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Attorney Bill O'Connor told the East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday that a recent court ruling might preclude it from closing East Hampton Airport under any circumstances for the time being.

Attorney Bill O'Connor told the East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday that a recent court ruling might preclude it from closing East Hampton Airport under any circumstances for the time being.

After a judge blocked its previous approach, the East Hampton Town Board will start anew with its planning for imposing restrictions at East Hampton Airport, potentially by summer 2023.

After a judge blocked its previous approach, the East Hampton Town Board will start anew with its planning for imposing restrictions at East Hampton Airport, potentially by summer 2023.

authorMichael Wright on Nov 16, 2022
Attorneys for East Hampton Town advised the Town Board on Tuesday, November 15, that officials should not consider pursuing an indefinite closure of East Hampton Airport in the wake of... more

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