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RED ROCK IS NOT DISPOSABLE

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Donna London
11 years ago

The Red Rock and surrounding area are precious. There should not be any more development in that area. This area is a treasure and a buffer from the city. The expansion has to stop right where it is at. A residentiona/commercial development right across from Red Rock would destroy te naural beauty of the area. Red Rock is a tourist location that is close to the city but natural.

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Irene DelBono
11 years ago

Does everything that is beautiful and made by nature have to be despoiled by man and man's plans/profiteering? Please leave Red Rock alone. I am a tourist and visit there every time I go to Nevada, and if it becomes just one more development, it will no longer be a place I want to visit. Bad enough you have already removed nearly all the horses and burros.

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Irene DelBono
11 years ago

Does everything that is beautiful and made by nature have to be despoiled by man and man's plans/profiteering? Please leave Red Rock alone. I am a tourist and visit there every time I go to Nevada, and if it becomes just one more development, it will no longer be a place I want to visit. Bad enough you have already removed nearly all the horses and burros.

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Heidi Plonski
11 years ago

Building here would ruin the value of the park as a wilderness experience and as a wildlife habitat. The building would destroy the open scenery and eliminate essential space for animals and plants to proliferate in susdtainable balance.

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Heidi Plonski
11 years ago

Building here would ruin the value of the park as a wilderness experience and as a wildlife habitat. The building would destroy the open scenery and eliminate essential space for animals and plants to proliferate in susdtainable balance.

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Heidi Plonski
11 years ago

Building here would ruin the value of the park as a wilderness experience and as a wildlife habitat. The building would destroy the open scenery and eliminate essential space for animals and plants to proliferate in susdtainable balance.

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Heidi Plonski
11 years ago Featured

Building here would ruin the value of the park as a wilderness experience and as a wildlife habitat. The building would destroy the open scenery and eliminate essential space for animals and plants to proliferate in susdtainable balance.

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Jennifer Stone
11 years ago

We need to preserve this beautiful wilderness for future generations

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Jennifer Stone
11 years ago

We need to preserve this beautiful wilderness for future generations

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Jerri Strasser
11 years ago

We have built enough and we need to preserve the good natural space we have.

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Jerri Strasser
11 years ago

We have built enough and we need to preserve the good natural space we have.

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Eric Blumensaadt
11 years ago

Visuall pollution IS pollution. Destruction of a visible natural area through "development" IS destruction of the public's experience o natural areas.

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Eric Blumensaadt
11 years ago

Visuall pollution IS pollution. Destruction of a visible natural area through "development" IS destruction of the public's experience o natural areas.

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Jim Boone
11 years ago

Public lands for the public!

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Jim Boone
11 years ago

Public lands for the public!

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Deborah Gordillo
11 years ago

I can't believe we even have to say this!

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Deborah Gordillo
11 years ago

I can't believe we even have to say this!

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David Gibson
11 years ago

We need to concentrate development on the urban core, and stop sprawling outward! It is important to maintain public lands for all to share.

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David Gibson
11 years ago

We need to concentrate development on the urban core, and stop sprawling outward! It is important to maintain public lands for all to share.

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Tazo Schafer
11 years ago

A magnificent work of art doesn't belong next to your garbage can neither should Red Rock Canyon be polluted with development