Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock
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Nora Kennedy
5 years ago
There are already way way way too many hotels in Moab now. Glamming is not needed or wanted at looking glass arch.
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Amanda Thames
5 years ago
Please save our natural wonders. They cannot be rebuilt or reclaimed. The sands of time created them, and they are therefore gifts of nature and any higher power that has granted them.
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Samuel Gonzales
5 years ago
I am against the exploitation of Looking Glass Rock area for the corporate profit of Under Canvas.
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Kenshu Shimada
5 years ago
There are scientifically important natural features in the area where increased traffic would be detrimental to them.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
You do not need to develop this land. Keep the wild as wild as possible and move your development further down the road.
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Valerie M
5 years ago
100% No!
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Jeff Stoddard
5 years ago
Keep beautiful public land beautiful and public
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A Howard
5 years ago
This is just plain wrong.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Yeah, corporate interests have no business on public land. Keep it natural. Leave no trace, and let everyone enjoy.
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Daniel Rogers
5 years ago
Trying to use a/c in a tent is buffoonish and idiotic and is in no way low impact.
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Alex Phillips
5 years ago
Stop destroying our parks for private profits we won't see
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Anonymous
5 years ago
The Moab area is already experiencing growing exposure that makes it a fragile place. This would be a serious tragedy.
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Zachary Bangerter
5 years ago
Keep Utah Wild
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Emily Ahrendt
5 years ago
Moab Under Canvas’ proposal is in DIRECT CONFLICT with “surrounding uses.” This is public land and the public is REJECTING the corporate development and use of the land surrounding Looking Glass Arch. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, we do not want our public natural spaces used in this way!
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Jaclyn Barrett
5 years ago
Save Moab!!!
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Michael Tucci
5 years ago
Never should this ever be allowed to be developed.
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Scott Frazee
5 years ago
Please preserve this natural beauty in the face of development
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Tom Dancs
5 years ago
Stop this madness! Also, there a more than average number of rattlesnakes around looking glass. Glampers beware…
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David Minkler
5 years ago
Enjoying nature doesn't involve window seating at a swank restaurant!
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Sofia Kenrick
5 years ago
Utah is crowded and full with vacationers who don’t respect the nature here. It’s full of litter and vandalism now and it will only get worse by putting up resorts in the middle of such beautiful nature that means so much to us and our environment.
There are already way way way too many hotels in Moab now. Glamming is not needed or wanted at looking glass arch.
Please save our natural wonders. They cannot be rebuilt or reclaimed. The sands of time created them, and they are therefore gifts of nature and any higher power that has granted them.
I am against the exploitation of Looking Glass Rock area for the corporate profit of Under Canvas.
There are scientifically important natural features in the area where increased traffic would be detrimental to them.
You do not need to develop this land. Keep the wild as wild as possible and move your development further down the road.
100% No!
Keep beautiful public land beautiful and public
This is just plain wrong.
Yeah, corporate interests have no business on public land. Keep it natural. Leave no trace, and let everyone enjoy.
Trying to use a/c in a tent is buffoonish and idiotic and is in no way low impact.
Stop destroying our parks for private profits we won't see
The Moab area is already experiencing growing exposure that makes it a fragile place. This would be a serious tragedy.
Keep Utah Wild
Moab Under Canvas’ proposal is in DIRECT CONFLICT with “surrounding uses.” This is public land and the public is REJECTING the corporate development and use of the land surrounding Looking Glass Arch. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, we do not want our public natural spaces used in this way!
Save Moab!!!
Never should this ever be allowed to be developed.
Please preserve this natural beauty in the face of development
Stop this madness! Also, there a more than average number of rattlesnakes around looking glass. Glampers beware…
Enjoying nature doesn't involve window seating at a swank restaurant!
Utah is crowded and full with vacationers who don’t respect the nature here. It’s full of litter and vandalism now and it will only get worse by putting up resorts in the middle of such beautiful nature that means so much to us and our environment.