No Canadian Based Solar Manufacturing Plant in Fort Mill
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Kyla Bays
2 years ago
Something like this should not be anywhere near growing minds!
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Elizabeth G
2 years ago
No thank you!
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Sara Money
2 years ago
We shouldn’t even have to petition this. Protect the residents of Fort Mill, period.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Do NOT want this plant in my neighborhood!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Keep this plant out of Fort Mill! We're already dealing with the pollution from the Indy plant.
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Mr Nguyen
2 years ago
No! Please use common sense and perspective. Would the owner allow this close to the proximity of their children?
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Gene Bridges
2 years ago
Use your common sense and do not let this happen.
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Sujan Bartaula
2 years ago
Not good for Neighborhood
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Ankit Patel
2 years ago
I don’t want this in our community near so many homes and two proposed school.
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Jessica Stryjewski
2 years ago
As a chemical engineer, I absolutely do not want this plant in essentially my backyard or near children and the schools next door to this facility. Push it out to a less populated area
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michael sexton
2 years ago
Too toxic and potentially dangerous for all residents. Especially since the proposed site is only yards away from two new schools.
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Casey Gregory
2 years ago
Please rezone Silfab away from Fort Mill residents! Away from schools! Away from subdivisions!
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Pat Bannan
2 years ago
No using hazardous chemicals in manufacturing at a site that was designed for distribution.
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Julie Morton
2 years ago
My vote is ABSOLUTELY NO!!!!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Should not be in an area that is so populated
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Annie Dempsey
2 years ago
Who in their right mind would allow this toxic manufacturing next to schools and residential communities!?! Who's getting paid or gaining a benefit to look the other way? This is narcissism at highest level - caring only about your own gain!! Stop it!!
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Rey Dempsey
2 years ago
Silfab should not be allowed in a residential community.
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John White
2 years ago
Industrial manufacturing of biohazardous chemicals is deadly to air, land, water, and most importantly people of all ages. Common sense dictates to keep this far away from residential neighborhoods, school children, parks, and farm land.
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Suman Upadhyay
2 years ago
Silfab Solar is not light industrial when they have toxic air pollution and toxic water waste that has the potential to kill or permanently injure people, animals, and our environment. They need to be relocated to an area where it’s not next to two schools, neighborhoods, and businesses. It’s just not right for our community.
Something like this should not be anywhere near growing minds!
No thank you!
We shouldn’t even have to petition this. Protect the residents of Fort Mill, period.
Do NOT want this plant in my neighborhood!
Keep this plant out of Fort Mill! We're already dealing with the pollution from the Indy plant.
No! Please use common sense and perspective. Would the owner allow this close to the proximity of their children?
Use your common sense and do not let this happen.
Not good for Neighborhood
I don’t want this in our community near so many homes and two proposed school.
As a chemical engineer, I absolutely do not want this plant in essentially my backyard or near children and the schools next door to this facility. Push it out to a less populated area
Too toxic and potentially dangerous for all residents. Especially since the proposed site is only yards away from two new schools.
Please rezone Silfab away from Fort Mill residents! Away from schools! Away from subdivisions!
No using hazardous chemicals in manufacturing at a site that was designed for distribution.
My vote is ABSOLUTELY NO!!!!
Should not be in an area that is so populated
Who in their right mind would allow this toxic manufacturing next to schools and residential communities!?! Who's getting paid or gaining a benefit to look the other way? This is narcissism at highest level - caring only about your own gain!! Stop it!!
Silfab should not be allowed in a residential community.
Industrial manufacturing of biohazardous chemicals is deadly to air, land, water, and most importantly people of all ages. Common sense dictates to keep this far away from residential neighborhoods, school children, parks, and farm land.
Silfab Solar is not light industrial when they have toxic air pollution and toxic water waste that has the potential to kill or permanently injure people, animals, and our environment. They need to be relocated to an area where it’s not next to two schools, neighborhoods, and businesses. It’s just not right for our community.
No rezoning of plant