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Keep Red Rock Rural

16,559 Comments

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Charles Martin
9 years ago

This land belongs to all of us.

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Jamie Boisselle
9 years ago

Please leave my backyard alone!

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Catherine Sparks
9 years ago

There is plenty of land elsewhere in the valley to build. Why ruin a beautiful landscape that many can enjoy?

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Katee Marks
9 years ago

Save it!

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Mike Redneck Davison
9 years ago

Save the damn country ... screw these damn city slickers go build houses somewhere else

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Amanda Iriarte
9 years ago

SAVE IT!!!

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Anthony Whitney
9 years ago

NO!

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mary
9 years ago

PLEASE Vote NO. There is plenty of land to develop without disturbing The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area AND vicinity..

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James Cavanaugh
9 years ago

Please preserve the red rocks.

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Yao Sheng
9 years ago

PLEASE SAVE RED ROCK!!!

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Connie Spitzer
9 years ago

Beautiful place and great memories there. WE need to preserve this area...

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Living in Las Vegas it is important to keep our natural resources!

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Mylla Reyes
9 years ago

SAVE RED ROCK !!!

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Joleen Tichelaar
9 years ago

RedRock is gorgeous and needs to be protected!! It is an absolute must see every time I come to Las Vegas. Please preserve this amazing natural beauty!

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Fiona DiGiulio
9 years ago

KEEP REDROCK RURAL!!! It's one the wonderful things about living in Las Vegas !

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Braxton Sato
9 years ago

No to development at Red Rocks!

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Albiann Tully
9 years ago

Protecting the Nation's and the World's Beautiful and Precious lands should always be the first priority.

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Carrie Roberts
9 years ago

I hike in Red Rock every single weekend. It is one of the few remaining spots of natural beauty and is a welcome refuge from the city. It protects water sources for the native wildlife, and is a vital source of tourism dollars. Adding a development that encroaches into the views and wild areas is irresponsible, and is in opposition to our duties as stewards of public lands. Further development would only bring destruction and long-term environmental degradation to the area.

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Wayne Weiswasser
9 years ago

Our beautiful desert is disappearing at an alarming rate. This developer has made more than enough money to last a lifetime bulldozing the desert. Enough is enough. Once the damage is done, it can never be undone.

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Elizabeth Knott
9 years ago

red rock is cool