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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Bhash Mazumder
9 years ago

This is a destination even for climbers in the Midwest

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Sarah Attrah
9 years ago

Keep red Rock rural!!

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Lamont Smith
9 years ago

Las Vegas expanding isn't a good idea.

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Cydney
9 years ago

I love coming here every year to hike and see the stars.

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Karen Weil
9 years ago

Please leave Red Rock as it is -- it's a vital part of Southern Nevada.

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Chad Umbel
9 years ago

Sometimes there's hindrance in seeing right and wrong in this life....this shouldn't be one that isn't obvious. Do the right thing and build somewhere else.

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Christopher Nelson
9 years ago

Protect the beautiful landscape of Southern Nevada. This is our home and we must keep the natural beauty of the environment untouched and unaltered by humankind.

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Jose Rivera
9 years ago

Red Rock is a special place here in Las Vegas. Let's keep it the way it is.

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Kelly Dove
9 years ago

I strongly oppose development near the Red Rock Canyon Conservation Area. And I vote.

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Anne Kellogg
9 years ago

Please keep Red Rock Rural. Thanks, A

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Megan Thiele
9 years ago

Please allow Red Rocks to thrive sans suburbia.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Stop ruining our environment, you selfish people. Build elsewhere!

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Bonnie Bannigan
9 years ago

Don't build! Red Rock is such a beautiful drive and place to leave "sin city" behind!!

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Shawn Alexander
9 years ago

The shopping center would do such a disservice to Red Rocks! And for what? So a developer can save a few dollars? Poor return on investment to the community there!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Land is available for hundreds of miles in every direction. Red Rock should always remain rural and natural.

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Federico Garcia
9 years ago

Please leave Red Rock Alone. There are other vast areas to develop without impact to nature.

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Kristina Barringer
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock the way it is!! NO HOUSES!!!!!!!!!!!

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Shane friedman
9 years ago

Keep Redrock rural!

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Don Aris Ramirez
9 years ago

Keep the houses away from our canyons!

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Laura sowers
9 years ago

Homes and businesses are already too close to Red Rock. Please do not allow any new building . Keep it rural