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No Canadian Based Solar Manufacturing Plant in Fort Mill

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Mary Perry
2 years ago

water and air quality should be top priority! It is evident that someone is getting $$$$ if this is allowed because no one that cares about Fort Mill residents would allow a factory of this caliber.

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Patricia Celley
2 years ago

Next to a new school... REALLY??

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Jennifer L Hassing
2 years ago

I live w/in a mile and am concerned for drinking water.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Very polluting to my family, already dealing with cancer!

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Gayle M Stefanelli
2 years ago

Please please put this in an area that isn’t filled with h communities.!!!

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Eleanor Wirth
2 years ago

Please move Silfab to an appropriate heavy industrial are! It has no business being in a light industrial area near Schools, hospitals and densely populated residential communities!

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Stephen Triano
2 years ago

No dangerous chemicals in Fort Mill!!

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Camila
2 years ago

Live in Fort Mill

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Angela Booker
2 years ago

Protect our children

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Manuel urrego
2 years ago

Totally opposing to the solar plant in our neighborhood… is really a predatory business to our families, lifestyle and community. Stop the killing!!!!

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Emily ASBELL
2 years ago

This is horrible.

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Sonya Schwede
2 years ago

It is outrageous that York county is allowing this type of hazardous materials company to move into a residential area surrounded by schools and neighborhoods filled with kids. Go out in the country…

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Martin McCarthy
2 years ago

Please move this to a more rural area that needs the jobs.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Keep Fort Mill safe! This will ruin one of the best communities in the bigger Charlotte area. This needs to stop now!

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Shannon Bowman
2 years ago

Please do not let this solar plant come to fort mill and cause so much risk and harm to our kids and community.

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Tracy Hammond
2 years ago

This type of facility should be in a rural area and we have plenty of that further out away from the schools theme park and senior center. If even a minor accident happens it will shut down the highway! And endanger way too many lives sense this area is densely populated. You want to keep you building use it for distribution and take manufacturing somewhere else!!

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Carol Lambert
2 years ago

We do not want an industrial plant in a suburban community that has severe health consequences to our residents.

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John McClennen
2 years ago

Move Silfab!

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Jason Fisher
2 years ago

Silfab welcomed, just not here. Please move to a more suitable location, in heavy industrial zone. Thank you!

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Gayle Hollins
2 years ago

SilFab does not belong in a residential area.