A lawsuit by a Reston Town Center retailer against Boston Properties in response to the developer’s paid parking system has been settled.
Under the agreement, customers of Jackson’s Mighty Fine Food & Lucky Lounge will be offered a special parking arrangement. Guests will be able to enter their license plate number into one of the pay stations in the Orange Garage or on a tablet inside Jackson’s to validate parking.
“Both parties look forward to continuing their 10-year relationship at Reston Town Center,” according to a statement published by the company.
The terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed. A representative for Boston Properties declined to comment further on the deal or release any details.
Jackson’s sued Boston Properties in Fairfax County Circuit Court alleging breach of contract in March 2017. The suit sought the immediate termination of paid parking, $500,000 in damages and attorney’s fees. Company officials stated that the restaurant suffered major disruptions since paid parking went into effect.
A number of other restaurants have cited the paid parking system as cause for leaving Reston Town Center in recent months.
This story has been updated.
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