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Marram Montauk Settles Injunction Case With East Hampton Town, Agrees To Capacity And Bar Limits

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The Marram Montauk hotel has agreed to limitation on the use of its snack bar for providing food and drinks to guests of the hotel.

The Marram Montauk hotel has agreed to limitation on the use of its snack bar for providing food and drinks to guests of the hotel.

authorMichael Wright on May 25, 2021
East Hampton Town has settled its legal case against the former Atlantic Terrace motel, over what the town had said was an illegal expansion of the oceanfront hotel’s “snack bar”... more

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