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RED ROCK IS NOT DISPOSABLE

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Lydia
11 years ago

I work in red rock and enjoy being able to stay away from the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas. Red rock canyon is one of those places you can get away from it all. There are large amounts of wild life that depend on this canyon for life. Also having a community built on the ridge there would take away from the beauty of red rock and deter people from visiting.

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Diann Dunne
11 years ago

Enough is enough, stop the building and ruining the desert, stop chasing away the wildlife. Go somewhere else and build something.

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Diann Dunne
11 years ago

Enough is enough, stop the building and ruining the desert, stop chasing away the wildlife. Go somewhere else and build something.

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Ellis Greene
11 years ago

I surely agree that Red Rock should be prottected in EVERY way. As already submitted by another, " Please leave the Red Rock conservation area and surrounding nature areas alone and do not disturb by building residential and / or commercial properties further west than have already been built." This has gone on LONG ENNOUGH! Thanks to those who are working this problem.

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Ellis Greene
11 years ago

I surely agree that Red Rock should be prottected in EVERY way. As already submitted by another, " Please leave the Red Rock conservation area and surrounding nature areas alone and do not disturb by building residential and / or commercial properties further west than have already been built." This has gone on LONG ENNOUGH! Thanks to those who are working this problem.

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Christina Vail
11 years ago

I visit Red Rocks annually for the open space of the desert. The viewshed and the land should be protected and not be developed

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Christina Vail
11 years ago

I visit Red Rocks annually for the open space of the desert. The viewshed and the land should be protected and not be developed

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Marilyn Richard
11 years ago

I owned a home in Blue Diamond for several years and commuted into Las Vegas during the week. The pristine desert and mountains were as they should be, shaped by nature and a healthy environment for humans to hike, camp and spend time alone or with their families. Las Vegas has become a city of empty homes and businesses. Leave Red Rock as it is - not a dumping ground or empty land sought after by greedy, corrupt developers.

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Marilyn Richard
11 years ago

I owned a home in Blue Diamond for several years and commuted into Las Vegas during the week. The pristine desert and mountains were as they should be, shaped by nature and a healthy environment for humans to hike, camp and spend time alone or with their families. Las Vegas has become a city of empty homes and businesses. Leave Red Rock as it is - not a dumping ground or empty land sought after by greedy, corrupt developers.

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matt e
11 years ago

It's not worth adding to the population of the SW desert anyway with the water situation of the colorado river basin. build more densly downtown if development must occur

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matt e
11 years ago

It's not worth adding to the population of the SW desert anyway with the water situation of the colorado river basin. build more densly downtown if development must occur

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Korrie Smallwood
11 years ago

As a former resident of Las Vegas, I visited this area many times as a child. The beauty and peace of the area still remains in my memories of my childhood and young adulthood there. Please preserve this area for the sake of all who have been there and for those generations to come.

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Chris Vultaggio
11 years ago

save red rock

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Chris Vultaggio
11 years ago

save red rock

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Donna Childress
11 years ago

Please preserve the natural beauty of this area.

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Donna Childress
11 years ago

Please preserve the natural beauty of this area.

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Carol Chesnut
11 years ago

Greed is strong and time is long...I guess we have to keep fighting to preserve anything worthwhile for public access and enjoyment.

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Carol Chesnut
11 years ago

Greed is strong and time is long...I guess we have to keep fighting to preserve anything worthwhile for public access and enjoyment.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

There has been far too much development as it is going west toward Red Rock. Enough already!!

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Pamela Cherney
11 years ago

There has been far too much development as it is going west toward Red Rock. Enough already!!