Algonquin to pay Yorktown $1 million for sinkhole in Woodlands Legacy Fields
Algonquin Gas Transmission's pipeline's right-of-way is in the park.
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Apr 11, 2023, 10:48 AM
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Updated 625 days ago
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34ds agoA gas pipeline company will pay Yorktown $1 million as compensation for the three-month closure of Woodlands Legacy Fields.
The park was closed from a sinkhole found on Christmas Eve.
It reopened on April 1.
Algonquin Gas Transmission's pipeline's right-of-way is in the park.
Company officials are scheduled to attend a town board meeting next week to report on their response.
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