Ruby Mountain re-zoning could allow for commercial development
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Growth is the philosophy of the cancer cell. The Ruby Mountains are a unique and priceless resource that should be left untouched. There are fewer and fewer such serene places.
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Mary Augustine
2 years ago
Horrible idea. Some places should be kept wild - the Rubies are just that and their wild beauty enjoyed by so many so often.
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Michael Pawelek
2 years ago
I agree with you on this. Keep it the way it is.
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Julie Sandoval
2 years ago
Please don’t take away this beautiful nature area. It is a beloved location to hike & enjoy nature. ❤️
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Jennifer Cooper
2 years ago
This is the definitely something we DO NOT need in our back yard. Protecting our natural resources is priority AND the citizens of Spring Creek. As a home owner, I value the water I use and conserve it in every way I can.
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Annette Savoy
2 years ago
My list of OPPOSITIONS is too long for this comment section but I am 100% AGAINST any current and/or future plans to develop and disrupt the land of the Ruby Mountain Range. Shame on the National Forest Service for even considering a land swap or sale of OUR forest lands!
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Sherry Harris
2 years ago
Agree with all these statements. Do not rezone this area.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
We are in Pleasant Valley and need to drill a new well now. What happens when they start making snow?
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Stephanie Stoeberl
2 years ago
Please keep the Rubies as they are. We don’t want a ski resort to ruin our mountains.
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Nathaniel Hymas
2 years ago
I live in the horse palace area of spring creek and heavily oppose this
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Jesse James
2 years ago
Fix the damn ski resort we already have in this county. Or put it somewhere else.
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Pat Schindler
2 years ago
Leave the Rubies alone.
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Taya Gonzales
2 years ago
This will ruined the beauty in our mountains
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Laura Moore
2 years ago
no thank you
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Lynn Duncan
2 years ago
“On earth there is no heaven, but there are pieces of it.” -Jules Renard
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Claire Kehoe
2 years ago
We don’t have the water to support this. This is a desert after all. The whole thing is foolish.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Are mountains are Amazing don't ruin them, we love our open space to run , hike and get away from people
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Mindy Larson
2 years ago
My family and I moved out of a large city to Spring Creek, next to the Ruby Mountains, to avoid things exactly like this! There are so many ways to already enjoy the Ruby Mountains that don't involve bringing in any more people, using any extra resources or ruining what we love and enjoy already.
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Erin Bernius
2 years ago
I worry about the wildlife - where would the animals go?
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Jan Boyer
2 years ago
I agree with the objections described and have signed a petition with openPetition’s online site as well.
Growth is the philosophy of the cancer cell. The Ruby Mountains are a unique and priceless resource that should be left untouched. There are fewer and fewer such serene places.
Horrible idea. Some places should be kept wild - the Rubies are just that and their wild beauty enjoyed by so many so often.
I agree with you on this. Keep it the way it is.
Please don’t take away this beautiful nature area. It is a beloved location to hike & enjoy nature. ❤️
This is the definitely something we DO NOT need in our back yard. Protecting our natural resources is priority AND the citizens of Spring Creek. As a home owner, I value the water I use and conserve it in every way I can.
My list of OPPOSITIONS is too long for this comment section but I am 100% AGAINST any current and/or future plans to develop and disrupt the land of the Ruby Mountain Range. Shame on the National Forest Service for even considering a land swap or sale of OUR forest lands!
Agree with all these statements. Do not rezone this area.
We are in Pleasant Valley and need to drill a new well now. What happens when they start making snow?
Please keep the Rubies as they are. We don’t want a ski resort to ruin our mountains.
I live in the horse palace area of spring creek and heavily oppose this
Fix the damn ski resort we already have in this county. Or put it somewhere else.
Leave the Rubies alone.
This will ruined the beauty in our mountains
no thank you
“On earth there is no heaven, but there are pieces of it.” -Jules Renard
We don’t have the water to support this. This is a desert after all. The whole thing is foolish.
Are mountains are Amazing don't ruin them, we love our open space to run , hike and get away from people
My family and I moved out of a large city to Spring Creek, next to the Ruby Mountains, to avoid things exactly like this! There are so many ways to already enjoy the Ruby Mountains that don't involve bringing in any more people, using any extra resources or ruining what we love and enjoy already.
I worry about the wildlife - where would the animals go?
I agree with the objections described and have signed a petition with openPetition’s online site as well.