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Duryea’s Summer 2025 In Jeopardy With Septic System Upgrade Caught In Legal Limbo

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The summer season for Duryea's appears in jeopardy, as the corporation which operates the restaurant requests court intervention. JACK MOTZ

The summer season for Duryea's appears in jeopardy, as the corporation which operates the restaurant requests court intervention. JACK MOTZ

Construction of a new septic system has seemingly begun at Duryea's after a judge granted permission to move forward. HANNAH KIRSCHNER

Construction of a new septic system has seemingly begun at Duryea's after a judge granted permission to move forward. HANNAH KIRSCHNER

Construction of a new septic system has seemingly begun at Duryea's after a judge granted permission to move forward. HANNAH KIRSCHNER

Construction of a new septic system has seemingly begun at Duryea's after a judge granted permission to move forward. HANNAH KIRSCHNER

Construction of a new septic system has seemingly begun at Duryea's after a judge granted permission to move forward. HANNAH KIRSCHNER

Construction of a new septic system has seemingly begun at Duryea's after a judge granted permission to move forward. HANNAH KIRSCHNER

Construction on a new septic system has seemingly begun at Duryea's in Montauk. DOUG KUNTZ

Construction on a new septic system has seemingly begun at Duryea's in Montauk. DOUG KUNTZ

Jack Motz on Feb 25, 2025
A representative for Duryea’s in Montauk recently requested intervention from a Suffolk County Supreme Court judge, alleging that East Hampton Town is “interfering” with the business’s plan to upgrade its... more

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