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Parents urge Fort Mill district to press York County to revoke Silfab permits after university health-risk report
Summary
Three parents told the school board that a University of South Carolina phase‑1 health‑risk assessment and outside experts show Silfab Solar’s proposed heavy‑industrial facility could endanger nearby schools and vulnerable residents; they urged the district to demand county action or join litigation.
Brenda McCluskey, a Fort Mill resident, told the board she supplied a phase‑1 health‑risk assessment from the University of South Carolina’s Arnold School of Public Health and said it models worst‑case air dispersion for chemicals Silfab plans to store and use. "This report is phase 1 of an ongoing health risk assessment…in regards to the dangers posed by Silfab at its proposed heavy industrial factory," McCluskey said, urging the board to act as adjacent property owners.
Mary Katherine Langford, who said she relocated her family because of safety…
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