No Canadian Based Solar Manufacturing Plant in Fort Mill
1,395 Comments
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Carlos Castillo
2 years ago
Stop this from happening. We have children in the area nearby
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Oh gosh! No please!
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Laura Diaz
2 years ago
I don't agree with the construction of this solar plant.
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John Bovard
2 years ago
The creation of low paying new jobs is of little concern compared to the potential hazards of have a manufacturing facility of this nature inside of our community.
A facility like this would be more suitable for a more rural, lower population density area. I believe that the current use as a distribution center is the appropriate zoning for the Fort Mill community.
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Bethany Thomas
2 years ago
Please keep this plant out of our town of Fort Mill!
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Laura Mabie
2 years ago
Opposed to potential environmental impact as well as the fact that Fort Mill does not have the infrastructure to handle current growth let alone the additional traffic of this plant.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Fort Mill is better than this. Please vote no to rezoning for Silfab!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
This must be stopped. It is dangerous and clearly not legal under the definition of light industrial zoning.
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Emily Eichhorn
2 years ago
Please consider our children’s health!
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Tim Reilly
2 years ago
This plant must not be allowed in Fort Mill.
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Mary Nell Kane
2 years ago
Protect our children! Do not expose them to toxic, hazardous materials!
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Danielle Kaye
2 years ago
STOP SILFAB! This manufacturing plant will emit hazardous chemicals in the immediate vicinity of an elementary and middle schools. This is irresponsible and not something we want in this community!
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Alyssa Dixon
2 years ago
This is absolutely the wrong type of industry we want in our town. The health concerns alone should make this an automatic NO.
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Susan Bridges
2 years ago
My husband died of pulmonary fibrosis. My grandson attends school nearby. Please. Please. Do not permit a company to have this area rezoned to industrial. Lives are more valuable than money.
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Karen Griffin Patterson
2 years ago
No use to S.C.
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David Bodel
2 years ago
Please say No to bringing this hazard to our community.
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Gina steinfeld
2 years ago
No to Silfab plant
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Katie DeFrancisci
2 years ago
Completely unacceptable and unsafe to put this next to our children’s schools.
Stop this from happening. We have children in the area nearby
Oh gosh! No please!
I don't agree with the construction of this solar plant.
The creation of low paying new jobs is of little concern compared to the potential hazards of have a manufacturing facility of this nature inside of our community. A facility like this would be more suitable for a more rural, lower population density area. I believe that the current use as a distribution center is the appropriate zoning for the Fort Mill community.
Please keep this plant out of our town of Fort Mill!
Opposed to potential environmental impact as well as the fact that Fort Mill does not have the infrastructure to handle current growth let alone the additional traffic of this plant.
Fort Mill is better than this. Please vote no to rezoning for Silfab!
This must be stopped. It is dangerous and clearly not legal under the definition of light industrial zoning.
Please consider our children’s health!
This plant must not be allowed in Fort Mill.
Protect our children! Do not expose them to toxic, hazardous materials!
STOP SILFAB! This manufacturing plant will emit hazardous chemicals in the immediate vicinity of an elementary and middle schools. This is irresponsible and not something we want in this community!
This is absolutely the wrong type of industry we want in our town. The health concerns alone should make this an automatic NO.
My husband died of pulmonary fibrosis. My grandson attends school nearby. Please. Please. Do not permit a company to have this area rezoned to industrial. Lives are more valuable than money.
No use to S.C.
Please say No to bringing this hazard to our community.
No to Silfab plant
Completely unacceptable and unsafe to put this next to our children’s schools.
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No to this plant