Visit Las Vegas annually and always make a point to hike Red Rock. It should a as a preserve for future generations
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Suzana
9 years ago
please keep Red Rock in its natural state!!!
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Eric Marquez
9 years ago
Save red Rock
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I stand with you!
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Heather McCarron
9 years ago
I go to Red Rock quite often to enjoy the natural beauty around me. I don't wish it to be spoiled by having any type of development marring it. Plus, the light pollution from development will make viewing the night sky impossible
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please keep this Safe for future generations!
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Jane Reinherz
9 years ago
Stop Rhodes Rock!!
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Cindy agnew
9 years ago
Please keep redrock grom being developed
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Brittnee
9 years ago
I loved going here as a child and the only reason I return to Nevada. Enough with the buerocrats feeding our overpopulated areas and the imbalance of nature.
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Douglas P Wickert
9 years ago
No need to rush this decision. Once you develop an area, you can never go back. Red Rock NCA is unique and one-of-a-kind. There is plenty of development elsewhere in Las Vegas. Leave this beautiful area as unspoiled as possible.
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carl ramzy
9 years ago
Protect Red Rock and vicinity from the negative impact of non-rural development.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Born and raised for generations back... please do not be typical "Vegas" and build/destroy red rocks natural beauty
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Andrea Nava
9 years ago
SAVE RES ROCK
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Anonymous
9 years ago
As if there isn't already too much urban sprawl already! Build UP!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Red Rock Canyon is a beautiful work of nature that should be protected from private development, and should be left for public enjoyment through the ages.
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Barbara Lamoureux
9 years ago
Please don't let developers ruin one our cities few outdoor family spaces.
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Josephine Rush
9 years ago
Please leave Redrock alone, do not let this treasure be destroyed!
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Rebecca and Greg Gorrell
9 years ago
We have loved visiting RedRock for decades and sadly watch the sprawl encroach and the wild horses disappear. It is the poster child for the song "pave paradise, put up a parking lot."
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Dave Wechner AICP
9 years ago
The impact of this proposed development is contrary to the purpose of the Red Rock Canyon NCA, the goals of the Clark County Comp Plan, and an issue of concern for all citizens, as the NCA is a federally-protected NATIONAL treasure. L.V. does not need another suburb on its fringe - a buffer is needed to the RRNCA.
Please don't ruin the Red Rocks Area
Visit Las Vegas annually and always make a point to hike Red Rock. It should a as a preserve for future generations
please keep Red Rock in its natural state!!!
Save red Rock
I stand with you!
I go to Red Rock quite often to enjoy the natural beauty around me. I don't wish it to be spoiled by having any type of development marring it. Plus, the light pollution from development will make viewing the night sky impossible
Please keep this Safe for future generations!
Stop Rhodes Rock!!
Please keep redrock grom being developed
I loved going here as a child and the only reason I return to Nevada. Enough with the buerocrats feeding our overpopulated areas and the imbalance of nature.
No need to rush this decision. Once you develop an area, you can never go back. Red Rock NCA is unique and one-of-a-kind. There is plenty of development elsewhere in Las Vegas. Leave this beautiful area as unspoiled as possible.
Protect Red Rock and vicinity from the negative impact of non-rural development.
Born and raised for generations back... please do not be typical "Vegas" and build/destroy red rocks natural beauty
SAVE RES ROCK
As if there isn't already too much urban sprawl already! Build UP!
Red Rock Canyon is a beautiful work of nature that should be protected from private development, and should be left for public enjoyment through the ages.
Please don't let developers ruin one our cities few outdoor family spaces.
Please leave Redrock alone, do not let this treasure be destroyed!
We have loved visiting RedRock for decades and sadly watch the sprawl encroach and the wild horses disappear. It is the poster child for the song "pave paradise, put up a parking lot."
The impact of this proposed development is contrary to the purpose of the Red Rock Canyon NCA, the goals of the Clark County Comp Plan, and an issue of concern for all citizens, as the NCA is a federally-protected NATIONAL treasure. L.V. does not need another suburb on its fringe - a buffer is needed to the RRNCA.