Two of my young adult children have had transformative experiences climbing here. Stop this madness!!!!!
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Steve Fisher
9 years ago
seriously Does Las Vegas sprawl need to include Red Rock..
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Vicenta Montoya
9 years ago
Once destroyed the natural beauty of Red Rock can never be restored. This is also a huge burden on an area better suited for far less development.
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Jennifer Leslie
9 years ago
Absolutely NO development in the most beautiful place in vegas
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Yasmin
9 years ago
Red Rock belongs to the animals and plants that reside there, and to the residents of Las Vegas who go there to escape our bustling city. Biulding thousands of housed would RUIN the ecosystem (not just the view). 2017 had a god awful start, we need a victory. KEEP OUR LAND IN THE HANDS OF NATURE NOT GREEDY MONEY-GRUBBING ONES.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
There are plenty of other places to expand.
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Wayne Petersen
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock rural.
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Julie Casco-Moreno
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock the way it is!
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Suzanne Darnell
9 years ago
Please save Red Rock no development!
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Lois Kost
9 years ago
To beautiful . Leave as is
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please don't spoil the peace & nature in and around Red Rock!
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Katelyn H
9 years ago
Redrock is the only kind of good hiking and nature exploring around this city. Please don't ruin it!
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Olivia Smistad
9 years ago
I used to live in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas and moved to Texas about 7 years ago. My family and I return every summer to visit friends, family, and the beautiful scenery. It would be such a shame and travesty to go back one year and it be gone. It would be like destroying my memories right in front of me.
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susan parrella
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock rural.
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Kyle Taylor
9 years ago
Part of going to red rock is taking that long road that doesn't have much around besides the beautiful scenery. You can't take that away.
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Redstar Mello
9 years ago
RedRock is special.
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Paul Selberg
9 years ago
Outdoor recreation is a multibillion-dollar industry and in Nevada alone, it accounts for over $14 billion in consumer spending, 148,000 direct jobs, and $1 billion in state and local tax revenue - why would anyone want to risk damaging such an important part of our state's economy?
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Carolyn ruppersberg
9 years ago
Money isn't everything. Natural beauty is!! Serve the multitudes not the few
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Cyndi Sander
9 years ago
Leave Red Rock as it is. It's beautiful! Don't ruin it.
Two of my young adult children have had transformative experiences climbing here. Stop this madness!!!!!
seriously Does Las Vegas sprawl need to include Red Rock..
Once destroyed the natural beauty of Red Rock can never be restored. This is also a huge burden on an area better suited for far less development.
Absolutely NO development in the most beautiful place in vegas
Red Rock belongs to the animals and plants that reside there, and to the residents of Las Vegas who go there to escape our bustling city. Biulding thousands of housed would RUIN the ecosystem (not just the view). 2017 had a god awful start, we need a victory. KEEP OUR LAND IN THE HANDS OF NATURE NOT GREEDY MONEY-GRUBBING ONES.
There are plenty of other places to expand.
Keep Red Rock rural.
Keep Red Rock the way it is!
Please save Red Rock no development!
To beautiful . Leave as is
Please don't spoil the peace & nature in and around Red Rock!
Redrock is the only kind of good hiking and nature exploring around this city. Please don't ruin it!
I used to live in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas and moved to Texas about 7 years ago. My family and I return every summer to visit friends, family, and the beautiful scenery. It would be such a shame and travesty to go back one year and it be gone. It would be like destroying my memories right in front of me.
Keep Red Rock rural.
Part of going to red rock is taking that long road that doesn't have much around besides the beautiful scenery. You can't take that away.
RedRock is special.
Outdoor recreation is a multibillion-dollar industry and in Nevada alone, it accounts for over $14 billion in consumer spending, 148,000 direct jobs, and $1 billion in state and local tax revenue - why would anyone want to risk damaging such an important part of our state's economy?
Money isn't everything. Natural beauty is!! Serve the multitudes not the few
Leave Red Rock as it is. It's beautiful! Don't ruin it.
It wouldn't be right any other way!