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Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock

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Michelle Griffith
5 years ago

We need a middle ground between the community, SITLA, and Under Canvas to settle on a best practice for any potential development, with access issues in mind. No behind closed doors deals please!

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Teryn Lyman
5 years ago

Let's leave a little bit of nature as it is shall we? Nothing worse than driving past Wislon Arch and seeing a bunch of condos at the base of it now

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Rick white
5 years ago

Don’t you f’n dare destroy our desert for this sick money grab

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Marjorie Haun
5 years ago

FYI, the San Juan Planning & Zoning Commission meets on Thursday, June 10 at 7 pm at 117 South Main Street, Monticello, Utah 84535. Commission Chambers. We need some people to voice their opposition to this during the public comments period at the beginning of the meeting. Please show up enforce.

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Carol Hanna
5 years ago

Such a stunning work of Mother Nature!! Love the area. Leave it alone…

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Hannah
5 years ago

Stop capitalizing on public land you jerks

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Sandra O'Donnal
5 years ago

Keep our natural Wonders alone

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Keep nature wild and accesible to everyone.

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Diane Montes
5 years ago

I live in Ticaboo, UT. Moab is already overcrowded and overwhelmed. We have so much open SITLA land here. The developers should come here and do something like Amangiri. Stop overdevelopment of Moab!

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Robin Archer-Kidd
5 years ago

So wrong...a natural Wonder should be protected

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Markus Boyer
5 years ago

Nature is more important than corperate greez

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candice gary
5 years ago

moab does not need more glamping

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Don’t ruin our beautiful back yard even more than it already is. What’s next, a resort within walking distance of delicate arch?

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Kristen Lessard Peters
5 years ago

Development for the sake of preservation is NOT preservation.

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Amber Harris
5 years ago

I do not approve of this idea. This land needs to stay unaltered and be used for the cattle. Not the tourist population

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Rachel Money
5 years ago

The Moab area has been exploited beyond anything sustainable. Under canvas is now expanding and contributing to gentrifying an area that is already overrun and being abused by tourism, destroying fragile ecosystems and treating employees poorly. This should be denied. It will not add anything to Moab or Monticello but more exploitation of a place that cannot sustain a population.

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jonathan marguet
5 years ago

invest in the community before you siphon off it's resources

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Keep the West wild. Letting corporations profit off it will irreparably damage the fragile landscape

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LJBlackburn
5 years ago

Protect the lands

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Brian Hasebe
5 years ago

Do not allow this.