Please save Red Rocks! It's a very special place to a lot of people, myself included.
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Courtney Maimon
9 years ago
Please please please keep Red Rock rural!
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Mark Rivera
9 years ago
I have had several amazing experiences in the gorgeous Red Rocks area. It's such a unique place to visit unpurturbed nature near Las Vegas. It would be a tragedy to lose it to yet another cookie-cutter suburban landscape. We need to keep parts of this country gorgeous!
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Susan Yi
9 years ago
I've been to Red Rock many times a year - for climbing and hiking. Clark County would be losing valuable long-term tourist dollars just for some easy money from developers up front.
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Andres Monsalve
9 years ago
stop the madness
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Philippe De Wagter
9 years ago
Please save Red Rock!
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Parsa Dormiani
9 years ago
Red rocks are a wonderful natural resource and should be kept pristine for generations to enjoy.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Developing this area will cause many from out of state (including myself and my family) to choose different travel destinations in the future. Places like this should be protected for future generations to experience.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
saveredrock(:
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Tyler Coomes
9 years ago
My biological studies, hikes, soil studies, and environmental management courses would not be nearly as evolved or enriched without red rock
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Kritika Arya
9 years ago
Please preserve this natural treasure! It is the only reason I come to the Vegas area so often and this development will completely ruin it!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep it rural
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Rita Tellier
9 years ago
NO NO NO NO NO!!!!!
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Mike Thurber
9 years ago
Please dont let the greed of another clutter up the beautiful red rock.
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Angel Jingwei Li
9 years ago
Absolutely against the development!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
As a climber from out of state who is planning a trip to Red Rocks, I would very quickly take my tourist dollars elsewhere if this beautiful area becomes yet another sprawl-bound landscape. I know many others would do the same. Please preserve what natural areas we have left.
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Rudy Hsieh
9 years ago
Keep the builder away from Red Rock Canyon
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Rafael Send
9 years ago
Natural sites like this shouldn't be destroyed by more urban development. Keep Red Rock Rural!
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Paulette Cawthon
9 years ago
It's time for the commissioner's to stand for the people and protect our lands.
Keep Red Rock Canyon free of congestion
Please save Red Rocks! It's a very special place to a lot of people, myself included.
Please please please keep Red Rock rural!
I have had several amazing experiences in the gorgeous Red Rocks area. It's such a unique place to visit unpurturbed nature near Las Vegas. It would be a tragedy to lose it to yet another cookie-cutter suburban landscape. We need to keep parts of this country gorgeous!
I've been to Red Rock many times a year - for climbing and hiking. Clark County would be losing valuable long-term tourist dollars just for some easy money from developers up front.
stop the madness
Please save Red Rock!
Red rocks are a wonderful natural resource and should be kept pristine for generations to enjoy.
Developing this area will cause many from out of state (including myself and my family) to choose different travel destinations in the future. Places like this should be protected for future generations to experience.
saveredrock(:
My biological studies, hikes, soil studies, and environmental management courses would not be nearly as evolved or enriched without red rock
Please preserve this natural treasure! It is the only reason I come to the Vegas area so often and this development will completely ruin it!
Keep it rural
NO NO NO NO NO!!!!!
Please dont let the greed of another clutter up the beautiful red rock.
Absolutely against the development!
As a climber from out of state who is planning a trip to Red Rocks, I would very quickly take my tourist dollars elsewhere if this beautiful area becomes yet another sprawl-bound landscape. I know many others would do the same. Please preserve what natural areas we have left.
Keep the builder away from Red Rock Canyon
Natural sites like this shouldn't be destroyed by more urban development. Keep Red Rock Rural!
It's time for the commissioner's to stand for the people and protect our lands.