Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock
840 Comments
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April Jenkins
5 years ago
No thanks, very bad idea.only adds to the housing/employee/ water shortage. Strongly urge it to be denied being built!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Save our natural lands and open spaces!!
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Laura meadows
5 years ago
Protect our undeveloped spaces, preserve them so future generations can experience the natural beauty of this country.
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Porscha Doucette
5 years ago
Stop developing already!!
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Clark Minson
5 years ago
Stop the madness!!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please save Look Glass rock. This is a sensitive area, environmentally and historically and recreationally. If there was to be any development, there should be a plan that retains access for natives, locals, and considers the full environmental impact of the vision. The desert is a place that demands respect in regards to water usage, and understanding of the elements (heat and snow). Catering to those who do not have an understanding of how to get outdoors in these elements creates a larger issue.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Selling stolen public lands is immoral.
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Elizabeth Carter
5 years ago
All wrong!!!! Greedy greedy!!! Please no!!!!
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Terri Bingle
5 years ago
Let's save out land instead of develop every corner. Money is not (or at least shouldn't be) the bottom line.
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Billy Brunner
5 years ago
I stand with you Ulla
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Lane Foster
5 years ago
Enough is enough. We are running out of water people
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Al Nash
5 years ago
NO DEVELOPMENT! NOW OR LATER!
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James Schmidt
5 years ago
Leave this area alone! Enough already!
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Marsha Marshall
5 years ago
Please leave it natural. Too many developments are starting to see on beautiful views. There are other spots.
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Andrea Nelson
5 years ago
Please be mindful and considerate of those who want to visit this special place. There is so much land that is being spoiled by development.
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Nancy Alpert
5 years ago
Please, please do this in a way that is least harmful to the environment. Cant even believe it was approved. Money before anything is wrong.
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Lyle Bayled
5 years ago
No additional development on public lands
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Deborah Hughes
5 years ago
I live near Looking Glass rock and visit often. We are losing more and more places to crowds. Being able to sit quietly, most times alone, in the opening provides a view of our own inner lives as well as the mountains, de sert, and lands beyond. Inviting more and more people to special places diminishes our own and other's humanity.
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Erin Olschewski
5 years ago
This cannot move forward.
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Kent Beach
5 years ago
There has been enough of this frivolous development in Grand an San Juan cos. The desert wilderness should remain just that,
No thanks, very bad idea.only adds to the housing/employee/ water shortage. Strongly urge it to be denied being built!
Save our natural lands and open spaces!!
Protect our undeveloped spaces, preserve them so future generations can experience the natural beauty of this country.
Stop developing already!!
Stop the madness!!
Please save Look Glass rock. This is a sensitive area, environmentally and historically and recreationally. If there was to be any development, there should be a plan that retains access for natives, locals, and considers the full environmental impact of the vision. The desert is a place that demands respect in regards to water usage, and understanding of the elements (heat and snow). Catering to those who do not have an understanding of how to get outdoors in these elements creates a larger issue.
Selling stolen public lands is immoral.
All wrong!!!! Greedy greedy!!! Please no!!!!
Let's save out land instead of develop every corner. Money is not (or at least shouldn't be) the bottom line.
I stand with you Ulla
Enough is enough. We are running out of water people
NO DEVELOPMENT! NOW OR LATER!
Leave this area alone! Enough already!
Please leave it natural. Too many developments are starting to see on beautiful views. There are other spots.
Please be mindful and considerate of those who want to visit this special place. There is so much land that is being spoiled by development.
Please, please do this in a way that is least harmful to the environment. Cant even believe it was approved. Money before anything is wrong.
No additional development on public lands
I live near Looking Glass rock and visit often. We are losing more and more places to crowds. Being able to sit quietly, most times alone, in the opening provides a view of our own inner lives as well as the mountains, de sert, and lands beyond. Inviting more and more people to special places diminishes our own and other's humanity.
This cannot move forward.
There has been enough of this frivolous development in Grand an San Juan cos. The desert wilderness should remain just that,