Keep the Ruby Mountains as undeveloped as possible!
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Veronica DeLeon
3 months ago
Please keep the Rubies the gem of northern Nevada.
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Samantha Poole
3 months ago
People have died enough up there
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Tyler Jones
3 months ago
We don’t want a ski area in the ruby’s!
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Amanda Radke
3 months ago
Keep it as beautiful as it is. There is no need to develop it. It’s nature. Don’t disrupt it
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Cindy VanBuren
3 months ago
Keep the land natural
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Anistasia Mulliner
3 months ago
We do not need to add this to our community!
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Melisa Luellen
3 months ago
Don’t want it, we don’t need the traffic, we got enough to deal with.
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Mark Hayward
3 months ago
Spring Creek resident for 24 years with direct view of proposed project. Very detrimental to the environment.
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Shirley Johnson
3 months ago
There is a reason why the top of the Rubies is a wilderness area. It is for the welfare of the wildlife that make the Rubies their home and protect the land. We don't have other private owners desecrating the land for their private use. There is no doubt this is an outsider trying to capitalize on our beauty with no regard for the reason we live here.
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Anonymous
3 months ago
Keep the Rubies wild. Do not allow the extravagantly wealthy, nor anyone for that matter, to run rampant and unbridled as they attempt to destroy this region for personal gain. Everything these greedy people do is in the disgusting name of profit at the expense of generations of locals. Stop it. Now.
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Cody Young
3 months ago
Leave the rubies natural
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Marcia Oats
3 months ago
Please don't ruin the Rubies. Keep it beautiful and natural without defacing it with lifts , clearing trees and road scars. There is no water to keep snow up there.
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Kristi Glass
3 months ago
This proposal is the thin edge of the wedge to turn this pristine and lovely area into a commercial operation that will adversely impact local residents and the pristine nature of the Ruby Mountains. Take note of the number of signatures on this petition and the organized opposition to the proposal. Please reverse the approval of it and stop this potential travesty.
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Lisa Dinwiddie
3 months ago
Stop this development!
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Chris Barnes
3 months ago
I 1000% agree we don’t need a ski resort or lodge or anything of the sort.
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Anonymous
3 months ago
Do not ruin our mountains that way
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Hunter neal
3 months ago
No just no why ruin the one good looking thing out here
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Anonymous
3 months ago
Water is life in rural Nevada. Overdevelopment in this closed basin will ruin the quality of life for the residents, nature, ranches(here for decades). They bought the Ruby Mountain property with zoning restrictions to PROTECT the community and ranches from ruin, now he wants to change the zoning for personal profit. He is the only person EVER to deface the front of the Ruby Mountain range…shows he does not care about the mountain or the people who live here that want to maintain a rural quality of life. We live in the driest state in the whole entire country. The parcel he bought gets the least amount of snowfall, melts off first and dries up first every summer season. The water for these developments is NOT there.
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John Kendek
3 months ago
Keep our mountains free of development.
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Carol Evans
3 months ago
Please consider re-evaluating the contention that the proposed level of development and environmental disturbance (with potential for commercial use) is justified under the terms of a conditional use permit.
Please keep the Rubies the gem of northern Nevada.
People have died enough up there
We don’t want a ski area in the ruby’s!
Keep it as beautiful as it is. There is no need to develop it. It’s nature. Don’t disrupt it
Keep the land natural
We do not need to add this to our community!
Don’t want it, we don’t need the traffic, we got enough to deal with.
Spring Creek resident for 24 years with direct view of proposed project. Very detrimental to the environment.
There is a reason why the top of the Rubies is a wilderness area. It is for the welfare of the wildlife that make the Rubies their home and protect the land. We don't have other private owners desecrating the land for their private use. There is no doubt this is an outsider trying to capitalize on our beauty with no regard for the reason we live here.
Keep the Rubies wild. Do not allow the extravagantly wealthy, nor anyone for that matter, to run rampant and unbridled as they attempt to destroy this region for personal gain. Everything these greedy people do is in the disgusting name of profit at the expense of generations of locals. Stop it. Now.
Leave the rubies natural
Please don't ruin the Rubies. Keep it beautiful and natural without defacing it with lifts , clearing trees and road scars. There is no water to keep snow up there.
This proposal is the thin edge of the wedge to turn this pristine and lovely area into a commercial operation that will adversely impact local residents and the pristine nature of the Ruby Mountains. Take note of the number of signatures on this petition and the organized opposition to the proposal. Please reverse the approval of it and stop this potential travesty.
Stop this development!
I 1000% agree we don’t need a ski resort or lodge or anything of the sort.
Do not ruin our mountains that way
No just no why ruin the one good looking thing out here
Water is life in rural Nevada. Overdevelopment in this closed basin will ruin the quality of life for the residents, nature, ranches(here for decades). They bought the Ruby Mountain property with zoning restrictions to PROTECT the community and ranches from ruin, now he wants to change the zoning for personal profit. He is the only person EVER to deface the front of the Ruby Mountain range…shows he does not care about the mountain or the people who live here that want to maintain a rural quality of life. We live in the driest state in the whole entire country. The parcel he bought gets the least amount of snowfall, melts off first and dries up first every summer season. The water for these developments is NOT there.
Keep our mountains free of development.
Please consider re-evaluating the contention that the proposed level of development and environmental disturbance (with potential for commercial use) is justified under the terms of a conditional use permit.