Ruby Mountain re-zoning could allow for commercial development
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Carole Stueck
1 year ago
Why destroy something so beautiful?
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Anonymous
1 year ago
"development": another euphemism for scalp, scrape, squander of wildlife habitat
The ages (mostly) have been at work on it,
leave it as it is
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Nicole Byers
1 year ago
This proposal is nothing more than a wolf in sheep's clothing. It's a slippery slope (yes, pun intended)..... As a Lamoille resident, the rural beauty of the Rubys and surrounding communities will eventually disappear. The strain on locals (traffic, property taxes etc.), the wildlife, the water resources, the emergency and healthcare resources. Keep the Rubies wild in perpetuity and send rich investors to ski elsewhere.
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Haley Longfield
1 year ago
Nope, not there. Go somewhere else.
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Kylie George
1 year ago
I have lived here all my life, and the best part of my day is driving over the summit after work to see the Ruby Mountains. That land has grown and changed a lot over the years, especially after the fire. I hope everyone in my community remembers the deviation that fire brought, and how we all prayed that our beautiful lands would be beautiful once more. I believe that a ski resort in the Ruby’s is a bad idea for so many reasons. One of them being that that terrain is not easy to ski, snowboard, or snowmobile on. It is expert level, I do not see how they could change this without ruining the beautiful land. Please do not ruin our communities pride and joy, the Ruby Mountains.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Save the Ruby’s
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Shari Reese
1 year ago
Leave the Ruby Mountains as the gem of Nevada. Don’t need ski resort or more people. Water is already an issue and traffic is getting worse all the time. Do the right thing and deny these developments. Preserve the Ruby Mountains.
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Jane Cox
1 year ago
We can't keep destroying our national treasures. Keep the Ruby Mountains free & natural---
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Jake Keil
1 year ago
Keep the Rubies Wild!
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Delaine Fragnoli
1 year ago
Keep the Rubies wild!
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Jewel Rufe
1 year ago
The American people need undeveloped land much more than they need more golf courses. Please keep this land undeveloped.
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sylvia gallentine
1 year ago
Stop tearing up our beautiful god-given land That is not replaceable We already have enough destruction from the mines in this state stop tearing up our beautiful landscape
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Mike Freiberg
1 year ago
This would be a disaster and goes against why Nevadans visit the Rubies. I oppose this development and will do everything in my power to fight this from the other side of the state.
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Kevin Greco
1 year ago
Do not allow the destruction of the Ruby Mountains and surrounding areas
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Elana Keil
1 year ago
Once it's developed, there's no going back. There are very few wildlife corridors in Nevada. Please protect this one.
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Anthony Keeney
1 year ago
I strongly oppose this being developed.
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Charles Mull
1 year ago
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We see time and time again how wealthy developers take over an area, price the citizens out and essentially ruin nature in the name of their profit. Absolutely not! Do not develop this raw beautiful land for sole benefit of out of state investors and their cronies.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
The developers planning this ski resort need it much more than the Ruby Mountains ecosystem does. Please do not develop this beautiful part of the basin and range.
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Charlotte Gross
1 year ago
It would be a travesty to lose the wildness and irreplaceable ecosystems of the Rubies.
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Cindy Wilson
1 year ago
The Rubies are too beautiful to disturb. Let’s enjoy the beauty it currently holds.
Why destroy something so beautiful?
"development": another euphemism for scalp, scrape, squander of wildlife habitat The ages (mostly) have been at work on it, leave it as it is
This proposal is nothing more than a wolf in sheep's clothing. It's a slippery slope (yes, pun intended)..... As a Lamoille resident, the rural beauty of the Rubys and surrounding communities will eventually disappear. The strain on locals (traffic, property taxes etc.), the wildlife, the water resources, the emergency and healthcare resources. Keep the Rubies wild in perpetuity and send rich investors to ski elsewhere.
Nope, not there. Go somewhere else.
I have lived here all my life, and the best part of my day is driving over the summit after work to see the Ruby Mountains. That land has grown and changed a lot over the years, especially after the fire. I hope everyone in my community remembers the deviation that fire brought, and how we all prayed that our beautiful lands would be beautiful once more. I believe that a ski resort in the Ruby’s is a bad idea for so many reasons. One of them being that that terrain is not easy to ski, snowboard, or snowmobile on. It is expert level, I do not see how they could change this without ruining the beautiful land. Please do not ruin our communities pride and joy, the Ruby Mountains.
Save the Ruby’s
Leave the Ruby Mountains as the gem of Nevada. Don’t need ski resort or more people. Water is already an issue and traffic is getting worse all the time. Do the right thing and deny these developments. Preserve the Ruby Mountains.
We can't keep destroying our national treasures. Keep the Ruby Mountains free & natural---
Keep the Rubies Wild!
Keep the Rubies wild!
The American people need undeveloped land much more than they need more golf courses. Please keep this land undeveloped.
Stop tearing up our beautiful god-given land That is not replaceable We already have enough destruction from the mines in this state stop tearing up our beautiful landscape
This would be a disaster and goes against why Nevadans visit the Rubies. I oppose this development and will do everything in my power to fight this from the other side of the state.
Do not allow the destruction of the Ruby Mountains and surrounding areas
Once it's developed, there's no going back. There are very few wildlife corridors in Nevada. Please protect this one.
I strongly oppose this being developed.
We see time and time again how wealthy developers take over an area, price the citizens out and essentially ruin nature in the name of their profit. Absolutely not! Do not develop this raw beautiful land for sole benefit of out of state investors and their cronies.
The developers planning this ski resort need it much more than the Ruby Mountains ecosystem does. Please do not develop this beautiful part of the basin and range.
It would be a travesty to lose the wildness and irreplaceable ecosystems of the Rubies.
The Rubies are too beautiful to disturb. Let’s enjoy the beauty it currently holds.