NY Supreme Court orders vehicles off Amagansett's 'Truck Beach'
The New York Supreme Court has ruled the 4,000-foot stretch of beach is private property, and granted homeowners near the beach a restraining order.
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Jun 21, 2021, 3:53 PM
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6h agoSome homeowners in Amagansett picked up a big win, as vehicles can no longer drive on "Truck Beach."
The New York Supreme Court has ruled the 4,000-foot stretch of beach is private property, and granted homeowners near the beach a restraining order.
That means driving or parking on the beach is no longer permitted until further notice.
While homeowners say this is a huge victory, fishermen who have been there for decades say it will destroy their livelihood.
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