Long Island town sued in attempt to block US Open parking

Source: New York Post

A real estate company is looking for a mulligan on its deal with a Long Island town, saying their agreement for a leased 16-acre parcel was to park planes, not the cars of golf fans for the US Open. Delaware-based 400 David Court LLC is suing Riverhead over the land it leased the town in 2001, arguing in court papers that the agreement was for the property be used for aircraft, and not parking for more than 18,000 cars and shuttles for the upcoming golf tournament at Shinnecock Hills. 3 The town of Riverhead is in a legal dispute over parking for the US Open at Shinnecock Hills next week.