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Sleepy Hollow to Tarrytown: 'We won, they lost' on GM site

Originally published: October 2, 2012 8:24 PM
Updated: October 3, 2012 3:03 PM
By NEWSDAY.COM

The site of a former General Motors auto

Photo credit: Nancy Siesel | The site of a former General Motors auto plant on the eastern shore of the Hudson River, in Sleepy Hollow. Plans call for removing about 4,400 cubic yards of metals-contaminated soil and sediment from 0.8 acres on the Hudson River near a stormwater outfall area.

The decision by Tarrytown leaders to protest a judge's decision on the future of the long-abandoned former General Motors factory site in Sleepy Hollow will further delay plans to develop the property -- and Sleepy Hollow officials are not yet prepared to talk about how they will respond.

Sleepy Hollow Mayor Ken Wray issued a statement Tuesday night and said the legal battle should be over.

"The...

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