The traffic on HY 159 will basically make it a freeway with all the construction traffic and eventually all of the homes. The scenic desert as we know it will be forever ruined. The area cannot handle that much car traffic.
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Bruce Hill
3 years ago
Please don't disrupt this treasure more than it has been....
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Anonymous
3 years ago
If we build, we can never get that natural area back. Don't build this close to a NCA!
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John D de Golia
3 years ago
There's not enough water now, let alone for houses marring the view of Red Rock.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Red Rock is a treasure beyond description, and its special character would be irreparably damaged by the proposed housing development. Please do not allow that happen - save Red Rock for all of us.
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Brad Burch
3 years ago
No development so close to Red Rock, please.
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James George
3 years ago
Leave Red Rock and surrounding areas alone. We are having enough problems with suppling water to the valley.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
No houses on public land. Ever.
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Luis Hidalgo
3 years ago
Keep Red Rock free
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Terri Miller
3 years ago
I’ve been in Vegas since the early 60’s and love going to Bonnie Springs !!
Plz don’t ruin something so beautiful by putting a bunch of houses on this beautiful land !! It’s all about the money
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Torie Felton
3 years ago
Development has been encroaching on Red Rock for decades. We need to keep some of our recreation land wild.
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Daniel zeidan
3 years ago
We need to preserve the natural and significant history of Red Rock Canyon.
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Galiana Garcia
3 years ago
Red rock canyon should stay preserved
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Steve Hecksel
3 years ago
Protect this area. Do not allow the simple greed of developers to negatively impact this area. Once this decision is made, the canyon area will never be the same. Do the right thing.
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Kenneth Milligan
3 years ago
Development of Red Rocks would significantly comprise landscape
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Charles Adamson
3 years ago
This is a tragedy in the making to the environment and wild life. All for what? Just for the greedy developers and bought and payed for corrupt city planning commission pockets. Same ole story keeps repeating itself
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Lori Cole
3 years ago
This is a beautiful place to relax, de-stress, and take in the beauty of nature. It must be protected from encroachment by contractors -- they can build elsewhere but there is only one Red Rock Canyon.
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Thomas Lamoya
3 years ago
I luv RED ROCK… We don’t need more homes and more people… People need more nature n more Red Rock
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Zhao Lang
3 years ago
Please reconsider the impact this would have on protected public land
lets get em.
The traffic on HY 159 will basically make it a freeway with all the construction traffic and eventually all of the homes. The scenic desert as we know it will be forever ruined. The area cannot handle that much car traffic.
Please don't disrupt this treasure more than it has been....
If we build, we can never get that natural area back. Don't build this close to a NCA!
There's not enough water now, let alone for houses marring the view of Red Rock.
Red Rock is a treasure beyond description, and its special character would be irreparably damaged by the proposed housing development. Please do not allow that happen - save Red Rock for all of us.
No development so close to Red Rock, please.
Leave Red Rock and surrounding areas alone. We are having enough problems with suppling water to the valley.
No houses on public land. Ever.
Keep Red Rock free
I’ve been in Vegas since the early 60’s and love going to Bonnie Springs !! Plz don’t ruin something so beautiful by putting a bunch of houses on this beautiful land !! It’s all about the money
Development has been encroaching on Red Rock for decades. We need to keep some of our recreation land wild.
We need to preserve the natural and significant history of Red Rock Canyon.
Red rock canyon should stay preserved
Protect this area. Do not allow the simple greed of developers to negatively impact this area. Once this decision is made, the canyon area will never be the same. Do the right thing.
Development of Red Rocks would significantly comprise landscape
This is a tragedy in the making to the environment and wild life. All for what? Just for the greedy developers and bought and payed for corrupt city planning commission pockets. Same ole story keeps repeating itself
This is a beautiful place to relax, de-stress, and take in the beauty of nature. It must be protected from encroachment by contractors -- they can build elsewhere but there is only one Red Rock Canyon.
I luv RED ROCK… We don’t need more homes and more people… People need more nature n more Red Rock
Please reconsider the impact this would have on protected public land