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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Liam Waselko
10 months ago

I am a member of the Mountaineers of Ohio State. Our club goes on a climbing trip here annually. On behalf of all our members, I say KEEP RED ROCK RURAL!

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Anonymous
10 months ago

No

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Joe Schmoe
10 months ago

You do realize it was Save Red Rock and their lawyer that triggered the construction of these 3,000+ mansions on Blue Diamond Hill, right?! Save Red Rock lawyer Justin Jones engaged in unethical horse trading with a fellow Clark County Commissioner and when confronted with a lawsuit and investigation, Justin Jones was found to have illegally deleted public records. Thanks to Save Red Rock and their bumbling idiot of a lawyer, Clark County was forced to approve the construction of this housing development on Blue Diamond Hill. Not only that, but also due to this Save Red Rock bribery scandal, Clark County taxpayers have been handed a legal penalty where $86 million in public money must now be paid to the very same developer of Blue Diamond Hill!! Save Red Rock has single-handedly destroyed our National Conservation Area with its public corruption. I don't know who this "Desert Love" is, but you are either woefully mis-informed or intentionally trying to deceive the public. Regardless, it's too late - Save Red Rock got this housing development approved and no petition will ever stop it now!

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Minerva
11 months ago

Protect sacred lands.

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Jo Germano
11 months ago

This is OUR LAND NOT THE GOVERNMENTS STOP STEALING FROM AMERICANS OUR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ARE DESTROYING AMERICA IT'S LAND IT'S WILDLIFE ESPECIALLY WILD HORSES AND EVERYTHING THAT KEEPS EARTH GOING

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T K Ammons
11 months ago

LEAVE IT ALONE!! It's been there for thousands of years without habitation. Keep it natural . . . keep it original.

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Zayba Mitchell
11 months ago

KEEP RED ROCK RURAL

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William Huggins
11 months ago

I've been recreating in and around RRNCA since 1992. Let's keep it safe and wild!

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Charles D McPherson
11 months ago

Red Rock is a treasure to cherish and protect.

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James Dean
11 months ago

I grew up im Las Vegas and still return often just to go to Red Rocks. For me it is a personal sanctuary. The increased development over the decades has been sickening and the proposed housing development is even worse!

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ericka sanchez
11 months ago

Let’s keep this beautiful area as it is don’t allow any building or anybody to take over the secret land.

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Marianna Sullivan
11 months ago

Once development spreads there is no going back.

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Jonathan B
11 months ago

I am writing to express deep opposition to proposals for further development or removing conservation standards, especially for areas such as Red Rock Canyon, whose unique beauty is vital for all Americans. Please think about the long term!

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Kodiak Rider
11 months ago

Keep Red Rock Wild

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Ana Gayle Christian
11 months ago

Development in Red Rock would DESTROY our valley and not solve our housing affordability problems! Red Rock area is what makes our valley special. Do not let special interests ruin our cherished landscape forever!

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Brooke Iacovetto
11 months ago

Save restock

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Brooke Lillian Taylor
11 months ago

My favorite part of Las Vegas is the oasis that is Red Rock. It is so rare for a city to have an escape that is so accessible, I think it would massively devalue the city as a whole to develop that area.

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Kiralina Soare
11 months ago

I think Red Rock is a treasure and brings so much joy to people. I don’t want us to endanger it in any way, particularly not for relatively petty reasons.

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Brenda Perez
11 months ago

Keep red rock rural and wild.

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Karla Howard
11 months ago

Urbanization is decreasing biodiversity around the world. We have a fragile ecosystem in the desert that may not recover once humans are introduced. This project will make developers rich and leave our wild places weakened. Red Rock is already someone's home. It's the tortoise home, the creosote home, and the Joshua tree's home. We need to learn to share land with the beings who have always lived there.