Madonna ran afoul of officials on the East End when she started building a horse fence on the 30-acre Bridgehampton spread she bought from Kelly Klein in February and renamed Wild Horses Farms. Although Madonna owns the land, the town of Southampton and Suffolk County own the property's development rights. Wild Horses received a cease-and-desist letter from the county on July 7, and two days later, Madonna's company filed an application for permission to complete the fence. A committee will review her plea on July 27.

We'll see.  Suffolk County, New York is known to be unrelenting and petty when it comes to such matters.  Remind me to check on this case.  Remind me also to check if Gwyneth Paltrow actually visits this season.