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Southampton Town Will Take Farrell to Court Over Eastport Trailer Park Development

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Southampton Town will go to court in an attempt to halt redevelopment work at the former Lier's Mobile Home Park, which is now owned by the luxury home building Farrell Companies.

Southampton Town will go to court in an attempt to halt redevelopment work at the former Lier's Mobile Home Park, which is now owned by the luxury home building Farrell Companies.

authorMichael Wright on Oct 1, 2025
Southampton Town will turn to a Suffolk County Supreme Court to halt construction work at the former Lier’s Mobile Home Park in Eastport that the town says has continued despite... more

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