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RED ROCK IS NOT DISPOSABLE

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Rick Taylor
11 years ago

Please don't ruin one of the few areas we have for recreation and appreciating nature. SAVE RED ROCK

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Stephen Rash
11 years ago

It's horrible that this is an issue. I can't believe anybody in Nevada does not want to protect this

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Stephen Rash
11 years ago

It's horrible that this is an issue. I can't believe anybody in Nevada does not want to protect this

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Tony Green
11 years ago

How can anyone say this area is disposable????

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Tony Green
11 years ago

How can anyone say this area is disposable????

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Jonathan Blake
11 years ago

Growing up in the valley, I've watched as development slowly crept closer to Red Rock Canyon. We need to maintain what little buffer there remains between our city and our invaluable wilderness resources.

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Jonathan Blake
11 years ago

Growing up in the valley, I've watched as development slowly crept closer to Red Rock Canyon. We need to maintain what little buffer there remains between our city and our invaluable wilderness resources.

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Zeb Nole
11 years ago

No "disposable" public land in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area!

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Zeb Nole
11 years ago

No "disposable" public land in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area!

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David Dogruel
11 years ago

This National resource needs to be protected by removal of the Valley West Disposal Area from the disposable classification. Continued development toward the Red Rock conservation area will negatively impact the experiece of all users of Red Rocks and further strain an already threatened water supply for Las Vegas.

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David Dogruel
11 years ago

This National resource needs to be protected by removal of the Valley West Disposal Area from the disposable classification. Continued development toward the Red Rock conservation area will negatively impact the experiece of all users of Red Rocks and further strain an already threatened water supply for Las Vegas.

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Charlotte Mitchell
11 years ago

Why destroy a good thing? It's a wonderful thing that cannot be replaced.

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Charlotte Mitchell
11 years ago

Why destroy a good thing? It's a wonderful thing that cannot be replaced.

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Alan Klawitter
11 years ago

leave this area in its present state

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Alan Klawitter
11 years ago

leave this area in its present state

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Leave Red Rock undisturbed!

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M P
11 years ago

Leave Red Rock undisturbed!

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Jessica cloonan
11 years ago

I love red rock!!!!

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Jessica cloonan
11 years ago

I love red rock!!!!

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Kendra Hathaway
11 years ago

As a 53 year resident of Las Vegas, please save Red Rock, it is a treasure.