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Christi Cox and Josh Edwards Ignored The Law To Force Silfab's Toxic Factory Next To Kids
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Christi Cox and Josh Edwards Ignored The Law To Force Silfab's Toxic Factory Next To Kids
While Flint Hill Elementary School sits just yards away, York County quietly allowed Silfab Solar to open a massive manufacturing plant loaded with 15,850 gallons of hydrofluoric acid, 26,456 pounds of explosive silane, and hundreds of thousands of pounds of other deadly chemicals — even though the Board of Zoning Appeals had already ruled 5-0 that solar-panel manufacturing is prohibited in the Light Industrial district. In March 2026 alone, Yor…
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