Brownfield Projects
Thalle Industries is an environmentally responsible producer and leading supplier of high quality virgin and recycled aggregate, brownfield fill and asphalt products for the construction industry.
We specialize in the supply of approved fill materials for brownfields. Our fill materials are laboratory tested and documented.
DEC Registered Facility – DEC ID# 3-5526-00325
Our materials meet 6 NYCRR Part 375 Environmental Remediation Programs (Part 375-6.3 is the specific citation for unrestricted use soil cleanup objectives)
Fully permitted by the Westchester County Department of Health, The Westchester Solid Waste Commission and the Town of Greenburgh, NY
Recent Brownfield Projects:
Irvington Waterfront Park | Irvington, NY
The Village of Irvington, NY has created a waterfront park on a former industrial site. The park was the first project completed under New York State’s Brownfield Program. The five-hectare park includes baseball fields, a soccer field, tree-lined walks, open areas for passive recreation, and small boat access to the Hudson River.
Barretto Point Park | Bronx, NY
Located on the beautiful East River waterfront, fishers can sit on its piers and cast a line and boaters take out canoes and kayaks. Also the park, with its beautiful background of sky, grass, and water, makes a perfect place to spend the day.
One Harbor Square | Ossining, NY
A new landmark residential community along the Hudson River. Harbor Square will be the first riverfront condominium community to be built along the Ossining waterfront. Residents will enjoy the on-site restaurant, retail shops and exciting waterfront park.
Con Edison MGP Site | Pelham Manor, NY
Con Edison and Levin Properties, LLC, together with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) and the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), have completed remediation of a historical manufactured gas plant (MGP).
Downtown Waterfront Redevelopment | Yonkers, NY
The Master Plan for the downtown Yonkers waterfront extends the city to a new mixed-use community on the Hudson River. The 16-acre waterfront site includes Main Street Place featuring a wide avenue with housing over street level retail shops leading to a waterfront plaza, restaurant and the landmarked Yonkers pier.
