Heavy rains struck Williamstown, Kentucky where the ark is located in 217 and 2018.  Though the ark itself weathered the storm, the rainfall caused a “significant landslide” on the property, which undermined an access road leading to the massive wooden vessel. According to the owners, the access road was rendered unusable. The suit, filed this week in US District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, claimed that representatives from five of the park’s insurers inspected the damage and told the owners to proceed with repairs. The road was repaired bt the park owners claim the insurers have since paid only “a very small portion” of the $1 million costs of repairs. The park filed suit this week in US District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, alleging its insurers acted in bad faith. Park owners are seeking punitive and compensatory damages. As a result, the access road was unsafe to use and repairs cost approximately $1 million, according to court documents.