A Delaware-based company has filed a lawsuit against the town of Riverhead, alleging that the town violated a 25-year-old agreement by permitting the United States Golf Association (USGA) to use its land for parking during the US Open.
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Riverhead Town Faces Lawsuit Over US Open Parking Agreement
A Delaware company is suing Riverhead Town, claiming a breach of a long-standing agreement regarding parking for the US Open. The lawsuit centers on the town's decision to allow the USGA to utilize its land for this purpose.
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Long Island town sued in attempt to block US Open parking
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Riverhead Town Faces Lawsuit Over US Open Parking Agreement