In addition to the $250,000 fine, the town must also cover associated attorneys fees and costs associated with the contempt motion, Suffolk County Supreme Court Judge Paul Baisley Jr. ruled.
May 24, 2023 at 04:42 PM
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The Town of East Hampton must pay $250,000 following a civil contempt finding by a Suffolk County judge in ongoing litigation over the attempted privatization of an East Hampton airport.
Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice Paul Baisley Jr. on Friday ruled the town had violated a temporary restraining order he’d issued last year, barring East Hampton from closing the airport, taking steps toward closure, or restricting access to the airport.
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A helicopter prepares for take off at East Hampton Airport on May 19, 2017 in East Hampton, N.Y Photo: Frank Eltman/AP
