Commissioners press for MSDS and tests as PFAS/PAS concerns surface
Commissioners raised concerns about PFAS/PAS and trace-level testing after the applicant's product letter noted no intentional PFAS but declined to certify trace-level absence; consultants said limited local tests showed low parts-per-trillion detections but acknowledged broader uncertainties.
The full story
Several commissioners pressed the applicant for product safety documentation after reviewing a manufacturer letter that said products do not list PFAS/PAS intentionally but did not certify trace-level absence without laboratory testing. One commissioner described documented cases of PFAS/PAS at car-wash sites in other states and requested applicants provide MSDS/SDS and, if appropriate, laboratory testing of the specific product blends in use.
Sign up to keep reading.
Your free newsletter brings you what your city council, county, and school board discussed and decided.