I hike in Red Rocks all the time. This is a National Conservation Area, and should not be crowded by a housing development.
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Alexandria Pieroni
9 years ago
"Wilderness is not a luxury but a necessity of the human spirit, and as vital to our lives as water and good bread."
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Madelyn Ragsdale
9 years ago
Save one of Vegas' gems please!
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Ron Sinko
9 years ago
Rock Rock is a national treasure. Let's keep it pristine..
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Linda Formica
9 years ago
Keep houses away from our beautiful Red Rock Canyon!
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Jonathon Hagedorn
9 years ago
I travel to Vegas several times a year specifically to visit Red Rocks. If the view from the park is that of hoses and stripmalls whats the point of a state park? I'll be going somewhere else.
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Reginald Moor
9 years ago
There's plenty of desert to clutter with houses and traffic! Keep red rock devoid of residence / traffic lights!
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Alaina Castro
9 years ago
red rock has been an amazing part of las vegas for forever and i couldn't imagine not having it around.
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Brittany Craig
9 years ago
Save our rocks!!
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Karina perez
9 years ago
Save red rock
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Matthew Gamboa
9 years ago
Red rock is my happy place
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Ginger Kincaid
9 years ago
How dare they even consider this? Ruining one of the only natural beauties of this city! Shame on these developers!
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Jonathan Short
9 years ago
Please let me know if I can help in any other way!
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Robert walters
9 years ago
Red Rock needs to stay rual. For all the future generations to enjoy.
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Leslie Austin
9 years ago
I generally visit Las Vegas annually (or at least every other year) for vacation. I enjoy the casinos, gambling, shopping, etc. but also my time in a rural Red Rock. Not sure I would come at all as often if Red Rock is developed. It would certainly be a huge detractor for me and my cohort b/c we all appreciate the relative quiet and natural beauty.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
While I no longer live in Vegas, I grew up there and my parents and many friends still live there. I know they love Red Rock the way it is, and so do so many people who visit Vegas for things other than gambling.
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John Miracchi
9 years ago
This gorgeous area is already developed...by Mother Nature. No human developer can improve on that! Save Red Rock! Keep it rural.
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john martino
9 years ago
MONEY...MONEY...MONEY...MONEY... MONEY...MONEY...MONEY...MONEY... MONEY...MONEY...MONEY...MONEY... LINE YOUR POCKETS AND RUN!!!
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Bob Sihler
9 years ago
Please reject this development proposal. It will ruin the character of the area and will bring traffic problems, resource degradation, and pollution as well.
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Karen Butta
9 years ago
We have expanded far enough in this direction, it should be left in its natural state and protected from further development
I hike in Red Rocks all the time. This is a National Conservation Area, and should not be crowded by a housing development.
"Wilderness is not a luxury but a necessity of the human spirit, and as vital to our lives as water and good bread."
Save one of Vegas' gems please!
Rock Rock is a national treasure. Let's keep it pristine..
Keep houses away from our beautiful Red Rock Canyon!
I travel to Vegas several times a year specifically to visit Red Rocks. If the view from the park is that of hoses and stripmalls whats the point of a state park? I'll be going somewhere else.
There's plenty of desert to clutter with houses and traffic! Keep red rock devoid of residence / traffic lights!
red rock has been an amazing part of las vegas for forever and i couldn't imagine not having it around.
Save our rocks!!
Save red rock
Red rock is my happy place
How dare they even consider this? Ruining one of the only natural beauties of this city! Shame on these developers!
Please let me know if I can help in any other way!
Red Rock needs to stay rual. For all the future generations to enjoy.
I generally visit Las Vegas annually (or at least every other year) for vacation. I enjoy the casinos, gambling, shopping, etc. but also my time in a rural Red Rock. Not sure I would come at all as often if Red Rock is developed. It would certainly be a huge detractor for me and my cohort b/c we all appreciate the relative quiet and natural beauty.
While I no longer live in Vegas, I grew up there and my parents and many friends still live there. I know they love Red Rock the way it is, and so do so many people who visit Vegas for things other than gambling.
This gorgeous area is already developed...by Mother Nature. No human developer can improve on that! Save Red Rock! Keep it rural.
MONEY...MONEY...MONEY...MONEY... MONEY...MONEY...MONEY...MONEY... MONEY...MONEY...MONEY...MONEY... LINE YOUR POCKETS AND RUN!!!
Please reject this development proposal. It will ruin the character of the area and will bring traffic problems, resource degradation, and pollution as well.
We have expanded far enough in this direction, it should be left in its natural state and protected from further development