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Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock

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Kathy Bubb
5 years ago

Beautiful country that should stay that way!

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Steve Bartlett
5 years ago

Under Canvas already has one location just north of Moab. The Moab area and its infrastucture cannot cope with current visitation let alone more people. The traffic, noise, crowds, etc are awful. This development will destroy the ambience of the Looking Glass area. Please locate this elsewhere. Perhaps Monticello, Hanksville, or Green River?

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Jim Yeager
5 years ago

We are over developing ! Why do you want to ruin the landscape! Look at Wilson Arch !

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Brandon Lee Hernandez
5 years ago

Gotta keep some of the natural beauty of this world.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I have visited this beautiful place as a natural recreation area, it should not be ruined by unchecked development!

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Jennifer Adams
5 years ago

Stand strong. The Ojibway Nation of Eagle Lake shorts you.

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Ryan Davis
5 years ago

Please keep it wild and free. We don’t need Any more development, especially out by Looking glass.

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Gustav Ryerson
5 years ago

I am a moab resident & I want access to Looking Glass preserved.

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Jordan Welzel
5 years ago

Public lands should be kept public. Moab under canvas plan to establish camping grounds around looking glass will be very intrusive to the beautiful landscapes. There are plenty other places to establish. Keep public lands public!!

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Matt Braslow
5 years ago

Screw that, they already hVe an overpriced spot on side of the road—why should they get to claim and destroy an actual landmark?

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Courtney Harbelis
5 years ago

Under canvas needs to go under.

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Justin
5 years ago

KEEP THE NATURAL FOUNDATION ALONE!

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Melissa Serafin
5 years ago

Keep the west wild

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Nunzio Bruno
5 years ago

Please stop destroying our lands. Tourists come and go, we have to live here, there will be nothing left for us...

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Tammy Tucker
5 years ago

Is there no place that development can't invade? Please no more outside of Moab City limits. Preserve our natural beauty not develop houses around them.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

No! Just no!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The value of a location often is in the memory of the visitor. This will degrade SIGNIFICANTLY with development in the area. Keep this place wild.

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Sam roundy
5 years ago

I am against this. Plenty of other places to put this without compromising a scenic wonder.

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Sean Sheridan
5 years ago

keep the land clear of business. Hike and camp and ride your bicycle but go minimal. If you need to "glamp," just get a hotel.

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Andrew Wesseling
5 years ago

Where will our profit come from when there are no resources left?