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Keep Red Rock Rural

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J Wiley
2 years ago

I have lived here my entire life of roughly 30 years no further than 10 minutes from Red Rock. Expansion in Las Vegas has been extensive and drastic. Red Rock is meant to house wildlife and our natural dessert. Not to mention, this expansion changes the footprint of the city and while I see it could be a financially empowering move, it is not the right one. Southwest Vegas should not expand in that direction as right now it is the outskirt area of town and people like myself don’t want it to feel even more like a frenzy here. The protection of Red Rock has already been stroke and should not continue. Please consider all of the above and don’t change the entire soul and vibe of this city, where my parents and grandparents have lived for so long. Thank you.

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Matt Jenkins
2 years ago

Preseve the Red Rock Canyon for future generations!

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Brooklyn Pectol
2 years ago

Heartbreaking!!!

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Nicole K Delgado
2 years ago

Keep Red Rock rural!!!!!

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Nancy Camero
2 years ago

Save Rural Red Rock!

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Dana Kanoa
2 years ago

Don't build ANYTHING out there! Tear down the ugly mansions

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Carroll Barson
2 years ago

Save Red Rock. Do not allow building.

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Dallas W Simonette
2 years ago

To prevent this, a BLM land swap needs to happen. How can we pressure the BLM to do this?

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Marylyn Gail Sedgwick-Jones
2 years ago

I drive the loop from Blue Diamond to Charleston to attend Western Career Text Academy once a week during the school term, as a Kiwanis Key Club Advisor. Yes, it takes longer than the freeway but the drive is serene, peaceful and sometimes I see the burrows. This is God's country. Don't mess with it.

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Jennifer Flinn
2 years ago

Keep Redrock Rural

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Svetlana Huey
2 years ago

No bulging in red rock stooop it

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Thomas Gilmore
2 years ago

Protect red rock!

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Jasmine R
2 years ago

Save Red Rock and nature!

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Kathleen Callahan
2 years ago

Do the right thing.

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Wendy Parl
2 years ago

Keep Red Rock safe from development.

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Christine Curtis Wilson
2 years ago

I am so beyond against this development & always have been!!!!

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Merisse Garcia
2 years ago

Commercial interests and suburban sprawl have no place permanently destroying the gift of Red Rock Canyon. By allowing this development, the city is setting a precedent for future developments to swallow up a natural boon to the public. Once development starts, there's no going back. Red Rock may be lost forever.

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Robert Robertson
2 years ago

Stop ruining natural areas. You wonder why we have coyotes and mountain lions coming down?

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hans otto bihrer
2 years ago

Entire 31 Miles of Hwy 159 should be closed up as part of a Federal Park its Entrance on each end. The proposed development is ridiculous.

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Jordy Charles Cox
2 years ago

Please do not allow one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the USA to be irreversibly damaged by this project.