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Horry County Fire Rescue personnel told state health inspectors they found two piles of burning waste, including bottles of pool chemicals, at the site.
HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — The work site of a Myrtle Beach-based pool contractor was swimming in debris, exposed solid waste and a mysterious blue substance — all of which put it on the wrong side of state environmental laws, a recently filed lawsuit alleges. Active Shotcrete and Plaster have ignored demands by the South […]