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Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock

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Jeremy Justus
5 years ago

Keep the wilderness wild

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Stephen R Schultz
5 years ago

Looking glass rock is on the old Spanish Trail. There is a congressional designated national historic trail. A full environmental assessment needs to be done before anything should be considered.

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Sharon Leikam
5 years ago

Please stop, let Gods natural beauty remain the way it is.

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parker
5 years ago

boop

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jacob Stocking
5 years ago

Please keep this local landmark open to all and not being exploited for profit by one company!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

My kids were able to enjoy Looking Glass in its natural beauty; it needs to stay as is for other kids and future generations!

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Colleen Kennedy
5 years ago

Moab doesn’t need more development.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

So many things wrong with this. One of the biggest being water usage. This is a waste of water during a drought that is significant enough that Gov. Cox has invited Utahns to "pray for rain".

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Kaaryn Roberts
5 years ago

This is a beautiful, peaceful area for hiking and camping and would be a shame to develop it.

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Joe Sorensen
5 years ago

Just quit for a while! Too much development already.

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Eve Brannan
5 years ago

I want to sign this.

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Aaron Kawcak
5 years ago

Lack of resources

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Malaine wareham
5 years ago

I've had enough, take your canvas elsewhere.

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David Ramp
5 years ago

Please safe this place…

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Marjorie Haun
5 years ago

Linda, Looking Glass is on state land, but that may make it easier for us to bring this petition to the people who can stop this. SITLA administers the state lands in Utah.

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Stephanie YOUNG Merzel
5 years ago

NO!

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Frankie Zuniga
5 years ago

I support this petition!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

we need to stop bringing in additional tourists until we have a clear understanding of where we are with water. My understanding is we are using more and more and eventually will run out. We're in a massive drought. Allowing this on state owned land does not help our children's future. Without preserving sacred spaces and resources they won't survive or live here.

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Anna Penny
5 years ago

STOP DEVELOPMENT

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Linda Schmidt
5 years ago

Unfair to local business operators that are trying to succeed in their own county. Another marriage of the federal government and corporate America to the detriment of ordinary citizens.