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From industrial brownfield
to redevelopment
to redevelopment
a major transformation is underway at One River Street
Structures have been cleared on the riverfront in anticipation
of remediation.
For more than 150 years, generations of families made a living on Hastings-on-Hudson's riverfront. The address, One River Street, reflects its historic role as an economic center for the community.
However, for more than a generation, this once vibrant riverfront location, with its tremendous potential, has been underutilized and much of it permanently closed.
Atlantic Richfield Company's (ARC) affiliate, ARCO Environmental Remediation LLC (AERL), owns approximately 28 acres of riverfront property that make up One River Street. ARC and AERL are committed to restoring this once vital location to productive re-use for the community. In 1977, ARC acquired the Anaconda Company, which once operated a wire and cable plant on the site through its Anaconda Wire and Cable subsidiary and division. ARC and AERL are now addressing contamination resulting from those historic wire and cable manufacturing operations.
After extensive discussions and negotiations with the Village of Hastings-on-Hudson, The Riverkeeper (an environmental organization with a special focus on issues impacting the Hudson River) and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC), ARC is preparing the site for remediation and future redevelopment.
Cleaning up this 28-acre site, which has been used for industrial purposes for 150 years, will not be an overnight process. However, once remediation is completed, this historic heart of the community will once again be ready for a new development.
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Atlantic Richfield Company Supports Climate Action Week with $5,000 Funding Grant
Atlantic Richfield Company Environmental Business Manager Joe Sontchi (pictured at left) presents Village of Hastings-on-Hudson Mayor Wm. Lee Kinnally Jr. and Board of Trustee members Diggitt McLaughlin and Peter Swiderski with a $5,000 check from Atlantic Richfield to support the Village's first Climate Action Week.
Climate Action Week is devoted to educating the community on climate change and empowering residents to effect change by being environmentally responsible in their lives and in the community.
Hastings Trailways Map
The Atlantic Richfield Company (ARC) was pleased to support and underwrite the printing and production costs of 5,000 copies of the Trailways Map of Hastings-on-Hudson, New York. The Trailways Map is a colorful map illustrated with symbols identifying significant features of trails and recreation areas in the Village of Hastings-on-Hudson. The map is available free of charge at the James Harmon Community Center, municipal building, public library and in blue mailboxes located at the entrance to each of the eight trails in the Hastings system.