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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Atwood Pagano
2 years ago

Why are we going around this again? There's one person, who B.K.s on Rhoades Ranch and the gypsum mine and countless local contractors... Which is criminal and we are going to have to fight for this again???? Which county commissioner is getting paid off to let this happen?

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Roxanne Poliquin
2 years ago

Do not allow this developer to come in and ruin the natural beauty of Red Rock!

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Patrick Macfarlane
2 years ago

Keep Red Rock Rural, it is one of the last beautiful places in this area... if you desire housing build where the hollywood spot is supposed to be built.

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Jennifer Gittere
2 years ago

Please do not approve of this wrong project. Red Rock is the only place for our future children to enjoy as a natural wonder around Las Vegas. Imagine the impact on how building 3500 homes and placing 10,000 population in that area on a wonder land that took many millions years to be created. Mountain Springs should be left rural as well.

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Kathleen p meehan
2 years ago

You can’t undo it.

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Rosie gomez
2 years ago

No more home building in the red rock area. We love the beauty of red rock canyon and the hiking trails.

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Di LA FOUNTAIN
2 years ago

stop building into wildlife homes !!!! they are dismantling the wildlife and their homes!!! we humans are the voices for these animals you continue to damage.

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Kathleen Kluever
2 years ago

Save Red Rock Canyon! We have a water shortage, stop building!

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Dvora Kotschedoff
2 years ago

Red Rock NCA is a unique , spectacular and beautiful treasure. The 159 is already congested especially in the high seasons. If the county commissioners cared at all about the city and keeping the spectacular area to pass on to their grandchildren and to future generations to appreciate and marvel at the beauty of Red Rock , they would not allow development on and/or near Blue Diamond Hill.

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m a haghi
2 years ago

Please do not approve of this wrong project. Red Rock is the only place for our future children to enjoy as a natural wonder around Las Vegas. Imagine the impact on how building 3500 homes and placing 10,000 population in that area on a wonder land that took many millions years to be created.

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Dianna Johnson
2 years ago

Red Rock is a treasure and the people that grew up here are devastated as we watch greed and unchecked growth rob us of this natural beauty. This needs to stop and believe us when we say that we will vote out anyone that sells out our treasure. You have already allowed too much building creeping into this beautiful land. We already have so many displaced wildlife animals. We already have resources stretched to their limits. Grow somewhere else and leave Red Rock alone.

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Louise Rappaport
2 years ago

Red Rock is in irreplaceable wild area of indescribable beauty. On the worst days of my life I have found myself escaping to these fiery peaks and verdant canyons. Hiking its trails and observing its ecosystems always calms and centers me. Red Rock means so much to everyone in Las Vegas and beyond. No human made structures can ever compete with its peace, complexity, and significance.

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Frederick Kraus
2 years ago

Please don't approve. We should have this site without desecration for generations to come so why would we spoil it for the remaining time we have and our descendants.

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Linda Kraus
2 years ago

Don't spoil a national treasure.

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Andrina Adank
2 years ago

Please keep Red Rock as natural as possible - it is our responsability to preserve these wonders - it will pay off! Not with short thinking profit of just a few, but long therm benefit for many! THANK YOU!

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Donald McAlister
2 years ago

Red Rock Canyon is one of the best reasons to live in Las Vegas. There's no reason developments like this should ruin the view shed and increase congestion in a rural area. Keep development in the valley. Don't let the 1% spoil it for the rest of us, all for their million dollar view.

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Graciela Masso
2 years ago

The traffic will be a nightmare!!! The only people benefiting will be gypsum . I am a one issue voter and this is my issue!

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Patricia Antoni
2 years ago

Keep the space beautiful. Build somewhere else. Stop the greed.

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James Low
2 years ago

Allowing construction of a huge housing development on Blue Diamond Hill would significantly degrade the scenic value of one of Clark County's biggest tourist attractions. Don't do it!

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Stephen Ward
2 years ago

This development will ruin the area. Should have never been sold to the developer by the gypsum company. Take it back by emanate domain.