Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock
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Anonymous
5 years ago
build somewhere else.
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Kevin kinker
5 years ago
Enough
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Cameron Shurtz
5 years ago
Quite honestly taking away something that Moab holds so dear is completely absurd. Also taking away the beauty Mother Nature provides so well is something most humans quite well need to end. I want this very beauty right here to be preserved.
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Hannah
5 years ago
Keep public lands public!!
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Katie Brooks
5 years ago
This plan is in no way whatsoever harmonious with our natural and treasured landscape of Looking Glass Rock. Under Canvas is not only ridiculous in their pricing structure, but also clearly seeking to skirt around the restrictions that have been held in place to protect our environment. Under Canvas is nothing more than a canvas tent, with public rest rooms/bath houses being billed as luxury glamping. Bottom line: glamping resorts doesn’t belong in our national parks/landscapes
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This needs stopped
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Ari Cassella
5 years ago
How much more natire are we going to let money ruin? Disgraceful. One of the most abundant colonies of pygmy rattlers live here. Stop. Stop letting rich cities ruin nature.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I strongly oppose this development!
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Spencer Kack
5 years ago
And stop trying to regulate Indian creek
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Cindy Kamp
5 years ago
I live by Zion Natl Park and glamping development is starkly changing the natural landscape. We're seeing more and more and more. STOP?
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mallory
5 years ago
Under canvas is ruining public lands. I do not approve of under canvas developing near looking glass rock
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Pam
5 years ago
No expansion
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Caleb Larimer
5 years ago
Don’t do it! Keep the wild wild
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Mark J Fishbein
5 years ago
Please do not allow this level of destruction !!
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Ben Prentiss
5 years ago
Please stop the development of remaining natural landscapes. I have been to, and seen Under Canvas locations, and they are not "low impact". They cover large areas with their intrusive infrastructure. Graded roads, water, sewer, electricity, tents, platforms, shade structures, huge central tents, fire pits, parking lots...
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Scott Edwards
5 years ago
Our area is over run with tourists all ready. We can’t even enjoy our own backyard with out being blasted with tourists trampling all over it
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Scott Boylen
5 years ago
This Resort/ glamping development is a very bad idea.
Please do not allow this company to develop this land.
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Wes Fowinkle
5 years ago
Please haunt all development of this poorly thought out project!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This is a terrible idea all around. They should not be allowed closer than a mile to the Looking Glass area/Arch. Before it goes forward, their other properties should be thoroughly investigated to see if they are environmentally friendly as they say. Also, new developments have to do impact studies on the areas and resources. This should be no different and the details need to be released. They should be required to implement environmentally friendly practices. They should also be fined for every infraction on non environmentally friendly practices.
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Josh Coggins
5 years ago
This is a big part or why I walked away from the company after working there for a week
build somewhere else.
Enough
Quite honestly taking away something that Moab holds so dear is completely absurd. Also taking away the beauty Mother Nature provides so well is something most humans quite well need to end. I want this very beauty right here to be preserved.
Keep public lands public!!
This plan is in no way whatsoever harmonious with our natural and treasured landscape of Looking Glass Rock. Under Canvas is not only ridiculous in their pricing structure, but also clearly seeking to skirt around the restrictions that have been held in place to protect our environment. Under Canvas is nothing more than a canvas tent, with public rest rooms/bath houses being billed as luxury glamping. Bottom line: glamping resorts doesn’t belong in our national parks/landscapes
This needs stopped
How much more natire are we going to let money ruin? Disgraceful. One of the most abundant colonies of pygmy rattlers live here. Stop. Stop letting rich cities ruin nature.
I strongly oppose this development!
And stop trying to regulate Indian creek
I live by Zion Natl Park and glamping development is starkly changing the natural landscape. We're seeing more and more and more. STOP?
Under canvas is ruining public lands. I do not approve of under canvas developing near looking glass rock
No expansion
Don’t do it! Keep the wild wild
Please do not allow this level of destruction !!
Please stop the development of remaining natural landscapes. I have been to, and seen Under Canvas locations, and they are not "low impact". They cover large areas with their intrusive infrastructure. Graded roads, water, sewer, electricity, tents, platforms, shade structures, huge central tents, fire pits, parking lots...
Our area is over run with tourists all ready. We can’t even enjoy our own backyard with out being blasted with tourists trampling all over it
This Resort/ glamping development is a very bad idea. Please do not allow this company to develop this land.
Please haunt all development of this poorly thought out project!
This is a terrible idea all around. They should not be allowed closer than a mile to the Looking Glass area/Arch. Before it goes forward, their other properties should be thoroughly investigated to see if they are environmentally friendly as they say. Also, new developments have to do impact studies on the areas and resources. This should be no different and the details need to be released. They should be required to implement environmentally friendly practices. They should also be fined for every infraction on non environmentally friendly practices.
This is a big part or why I walked away from the company after working there for a week