No Canadian Based Solar Manufacturing Plant in Fort Mill
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Elaine Zanicchi
2 years ago
This plant does NOT belong in our small suburban town, next to new schools and homes, restaurants, Carowinds.
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Harris Julia
2 years ago
I have no interest in polluting the town I’ve lived in for over 25 years.
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Sheri Swensen
2 years ago
Plants like this need to be in industrial areas and not nears schools and homes.
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Daniel Howie
2 years ago
Let them build it in Canada! Do not let them pass this dangerous plant!
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Carol Siefert
2 years ago
NO!
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Diane Larkin
2 years ago
There is no reason for this to be in that close proximity to homes and schools! Put it in an industrial are away from homes, or even better, NOT AT ALL!
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Corine Kaufman
2 years ago
We need to keep our kids safe. This is not ok
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Judith Lazarus
2 years ago
No way. Destroy home values but most importantly the children in the local schools. Insane!!!!
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Stephanie Sidarweck
2 years ago
I am opposed to the Silfab plant in Fort Mill!
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Jason Lazarus
2 years ago
Next to schools? Insane it’s even being considering.
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Christy Snyder
2 years ago
Please don’t poison us! Fort mill is a great town and this will ruin it.
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Dan Cope
2 years ago
I’m against the Silfab plant in Fort Mill.
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Pamela salvato
2 years ago
As a resident of fort mill I am against this plant doing business in the area.
I’ve seen the effects that this can have on towns firsthand. Absolutely not here! I moved here to get away from this -
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Cindy Merritt
2 years ago
In close proximity to Schools and others??? Take this mess in the middle of the desert somewhere!!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Terrible if this facility is allowed to operate in this location. Please stop this.
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vamsidhar karanam
2 years ago
Dear Zoning Board of Appeals Member, Silfab is definitely 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 a heavy industrial area where it's not next to two schools, with 2500 students, neighborhoods and businesses. It's just not right for our community!
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Kim Vaughn
2 years ago
I am opposed to locating this plant in the Fort Mill area.
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Joe Godin
2 years ago
We don’t want or need this building in our town, close to our children.
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James Hodson
2 years ago
Why on earth would they all this in such a highly dense residential
area... and 1300 ft from two schools?
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Ravi Akuraju
2 years ago
We want clean air when living in city limits especially when schools are being planned to be built. There are industrial zones that are vacant and available.
This plant does NOT belong in our small suburban town, next to new schools and homes, restaurants, Carowinds.
I have no interest in polluting the town I’ve lived in for over 25 years.
Plants like this need to be in industrial areas and not nears schools and homes.
Let them build it in Canada! Do not let them pass this dangerous plant!
NO!
There is no reason for this to be in that close proximity to homes and schools! Put it in an industrial are away from homes, or even better, NOT AT ALL!
We need to keep our kids safe. This is not ok
No way. Destroy home values but most importantly the children in the local schools. Insane!!!!
I am opposed to the Silfab plant in Fort Mill!
Next to schools? Insane it’s even being considering.
Please don’t poison us! Fort mill is a great town and this will ruin it.
I’m against the Silfab plant in Fort Mill.
As a resident of fort mill I am against this plant doing business in the area. I’ve seen the effects that this can have on towns firsthand. Absolutely not here! I moved here to get away from this -
In close proximity to Schools and others??? Take this mess in the middle of the desert somewhere!!
Terrible if this facility is allowed to operate in this location. Please stop this.
Dear Zoning Board of Appeals Member, Silfab is definitely 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 a heavy industrial area where it's not next to two schools, with 2500 students, neighborhoods and businesses. It's just not right for our community!
I am opposed to locating this plant in the Fort Mill area.
We don’t want or need this building in our town, close to our children.
Why on earth would they all this in such a highly dense residential area... and 1300 ft from two schools?
We want clean air when living in city limits especially when schools are being planned to be built. There are industrial zones that are vacant and available.