No Canadian Based Solar Manufacturing Plant in Fort Mill
1,395 Comments
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Nicole Linfield
2 years ago
No way! Protect our family and drinking water
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Nicole Vigorito
2 years ago
He’ll NOO! Protect our kids
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Stephen Smith
2 years ago
Shocking, the Silfab Solar Panel Planet is not light industrial manufacturing and the proposed location is completely unacceptable. The chemicals we would be exposed to are Category 3 Pollutants which cause death, require a mandatory 1/2 mile evacuation area, and are highly flammable and explode on contact with air.
All Fort Mill residents well being, health, and safety will be put at risk.
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Jessica Jeffries
2 years ago
I live less than a mile from here. Pleaseeee no.
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Erika Tejada
2 years ago
Is not safe for nobody . Please not
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Jeff Nye
2 years ago
We don’t want this in our town
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Amy Wallet
2 years ago
voting no
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Anupama Damuluri
2 years ago
I am against to plant and pollution
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Mounika Madala
2 years ago
Concerned about kids future
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Zaynab alzughaier
2 years ago
Don’t open it!
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Leena Palla
2 years ago
I don’t want to keep our kids and our fortmill in risk.
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Katherine Vega
2 years ago
No Canadian Based Solar Manufacturing Plant in Fort Mill
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Mary Work
2 years ago
I don't approve of having SilFab built in Fort Mill. I am concerned about the impact on the environment, the safety impact on the people living close by, and the toxic exposure so close to two schools. This is not a light industry and should not be placed in a populated area.
I am also concerned that it will lower the value of my home.
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Christina Epps
2 years ago
Please do not allow such toxins in our neighborhood near our children.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Don’t need it. Wrong type of energy expansion. A Canadian company?
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Leticia Lammers
2 years ago
No to this plant!
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Jason Thomas
2 years ago
NO!!!
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Hemanth Marella
2 years ago
As father of a toddler and an infant, I am objecting this proposal as it threatens the safety of my children and my community
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Stephanie zivic
2 years ago
Do not allow Silfab to operate in Fort Mill, SC! It is dangerous to our health and safety.
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Dana Teubner
2 years ago
I cannot fathom how this seemed a good idea to anyone. This manufacturing facility absolutely does not belong snuggled in next two two schools and amid so much housing. In a town that struggles to establish enough infrastructure for so much housing while also valuing our healthy green spaces, this project threatens lives and livelihoods.
No way! Protect our family and drinking water
He’ll NOO! Protect our kids
Shocking, the Silfab Solar Panel Planet is not light industrial manufacturing and the proposed location is completely unacceptable. The chemicals we would be exposed to are Category 3 Pollutants which cause death, require a mandatory 1/2 mile evacuation area, and are highly flammable and explode on contact with air. All Fort Mill residents well being, health, and safety will be put at risk.
I live less than a mile from here. Pleaseeee no.
Is not safe for nobody . Please not
We don’t want this in our town
voting no
I am against to plant and pollution
Concerned about kids future
Don’t open it!
I don’t want to keep our kids and our fortmill in risk.
No Canadian Based Solar Manufacturing Plant in Fort Mill
I don't approve of having SilFab built in Fort Mill. I am concerned about the impact on the environment, the safety impact on the people living close by, and the toxic exposure so close to two schools. This is not a light industry and should not be placed in a populated area. I am also concerned that it will lower the value of my home.
Please do not allow such toxins in our neighborhood near our children.
Don’t need it. Wrong type of energy expansion. A Canadian company?
No to this plant!
NO!!!
As father of a toddler and an infant, I am objecting this proposal as it threatens the safety of my children and my community
Do not allow Silfab to operate in Fort Mill, SC! It is dangerous to our health and safety.
I cannot fathom how this seemed a good idea to anyone. This manufacturing facility absolutely does not belong snuggled in next two two schools and amid so much housing. In a town that struggles to establish enough infrastructure for so much housing while also valuing our healthy green spaces, this project threatens lives and livelihoods.