Keep the Ruby Mountains as undeveloped as possible!
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mike mitchel
5 months ago
this would be a step in the wrong direction.
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Jody Dallas
5 months ago
Keep the Rubies pristine!!!
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Meadow stahl
5 months ago
Owning a chunk of land DOES NOT mean a person should be able to do anything they want with it. We all live on this planet together. Save the rubies!
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Jack Glogovac
5 months ago
Spent a lot of time in the Ruby's hunting and fishing. The place is amazing. Do not let it be sold and turned into another area people wont appreciate or take care of anymore.
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Tyler Brown
5 months ago
Keep the Rubys rugged !
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Susan Kaiser
5 months ago
I stand for the preservation of these places for all to enjoy as they tread lightly. Personal exploitation of this treasured space is simply wrong.
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Kimberly Kocher
5 months ago
Save our land
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Michael Sestak
5 months ago
The first wilderness place I visited in Nevada was Lamoille Lake. It is a peaceful and beautiful place. Keep that area pure and untouched.
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Teresa Willis
5 months ago
Don’t develop this space.
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Hauna Hunter
5 months ago
this would tarnish the beauty of the ruby mountains
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Chad Eklund
5 months ago
No do not allow this development
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Liana Dluhy
5 months ago
Please do not develop the Ruby Mountains and leave them accessible to all
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Anonymous
5 months ago
Can you just leave a beautiful place- beautiful. Not full of tourists
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Monica Phillips
5 months ago
STOP DISAPPEARING WHAT IS LEFT OF OUR WILD LANDS!!
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Anonymous
5 months ago
We should focus on projects that help sustain Nevada’s broader public and environment rather than a project that suits the few. This project does not seem to take into consideration our desert’s ecological conditions.
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David Howe
5 months ago
I do not want to see any development in the Ruby Mountains. There aren’t many places in nevada as wild and beautiful as the Rubies and I think it’s important to save it from stuff like this.
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Deborah Montgomery
5 months ago
Listen to the people who have the majority here you are paid by us!
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Jennie Dufour
5 months ago
Please do not build the ski resort!!!
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Ryan Gillum
5 months ago
I am strongly opposed to this idea. Once they start building, the mountains will never be the same.
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Esmeralda Aguilar
5 months ago
A ski area would take away from the natural beauty of the area. It would also not be sustainable long term and in drought years. Perhaps an alternative, sustainable choice would be to build a cross country ski trail
this would be a step in the wrong direction.
Keep the Rubies pristine!!!
Owning a chunk of land DOES NOT mean a person should be able to do anything they want with it. We all live on this planet together. Save the rubies!
Spent a lot of time in the Ruby's hunting and fishing. The place is amazing. Do not let it be sold and turned into another area people wont appreciate or take care of anymore.
Keep the Rubys rugged !
I stand for the preservation of these places for all to enjoy as they tread lightly. Personal exploitation of this treasured space is simply wrong.
Save our land
The first wilderness place I visited in Nevada was Lamoille Lake. It is a peaceful and beautiful place. Keep that area pure and untouched.
Don’t develop this space.
this would tarnish the beauty of the ruby mountains
No do not allow this development
Please do not develop the Ruby Mountains and leave them accessible to all
Can you just leave a beautiful place- beautiful. Not full of tourists
STOP DISAPPEARING WHAT IS LEFT OF OUR WILD LANDS!!
We should focus on projects that help sustain Nevada’s broader public and environment rather than a project that suits the few. This project does not seem to take into consideration our desert’s ecological conditions.
I do not want to see any development in the Ruby Mountains. There aren’t many places in nevada as wild and beautiful as the Rubies and I think it’s important to save it from stuff like this.
Listen to the people who have the majority here you are paid by us!
Please do not build the ski resort!!!
I am strongly opposed to this idea. Once they start building, the mountains will never be the same.
A ski area would take away from the natural beauty of the area. It would also not be sustainable long term and in drought years. Perhaps an alternative, sustainable choice would be to build a cross country ski trail