There's no reason to make Red Rock a suburban area with homes and take away the majesty that is that area. It's just senseless to do so.
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Frederick W Reimers
9 years ago
I love rock climbing at Red Rocks. Every time I'm in Las Vegas, I head there for at least a few hours.
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Mariah Hiner
9 years ago
Please we want to preserve Red Rock from anymore buildings or homes getting closer!!!! Build someplace else so we can enjoy the natural landscape and preserve whatever little wildlife is left. Do not make this about money!
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Patricia A Scott
9 years ago
Please keep Red Rock rural!
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Billie Guerrero
9 years ago
Keep Redrock rural for all to enjoy!
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Avis Johnson
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock natural and beauty.
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Helen Trinidad
9 years ago
Leave the little that we have of Red Rock alone.
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Bruce Eubank
9 years ago
Keep the money Grubbing developers away!
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Sandra Drefke
9 years ago
Red Rock Canyon is beautiful. Keep it that way. No building!!
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KRISTIN HIGH
9 years ago
Showing my support.
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Peter Darmi
9 years ago
I've been climbing in Red Rocks for over 20yrs, and have seen the changes in the area. I would like to see the development STOP at the border to the park to preserve the beauty of the area.
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Elisa Felgen
9 years ago
The beauty is that it is rural. Don't ruin that.
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Duska Gostic
9 years ago
Red rock must stay. It is the best way to get your souls and your body on the right place to find peace.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
No No No!
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Abby Ward
9 years ago
Please keep our sacred places sacred! Let nature be where it is at, at Red Rock,. It's a great place to see and get away from the hustle of the city. It's perfect for families, and it should be respected and preserved!
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Melissa Powers
9 years ago
This is outrageous. That place should be protected from any developments.
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Paulette Cimmarusti
9 years ago
Why take our one spectacular natural beauty away from locals & visitors? Go build somewhere else. There is plenty of land in Southern Nevada to build.
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Linda Darby
9 years ago
I come to Las Vegas to visit my sister who lives there. We always go to Red Rock. It's the most beautiful unspoiled spot I've ever seen. We are begging you to please keep it that way.
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Deborah Gaudet
9 years ago
This is wrong, plain & simple.
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Ethan Crisp
9 years ago
There is not enough water to support the expansion of Las Vegas. This will threaten our resources, endanger our wildlife, and take away the natural beauty of the desert which, once gone, can never be fully restored. There is more to life than money and shopping centers and swimming pools.
There's no reason to make Red Rock a suburban area with homes and take away the majesty that is that area. It's just senseless to do so.
I love rock climbing at Red Rocks. Every time I'm in Las Vegas, I head there for at least a few hours.
Please we want to preserve Red Rock from anymore buildings or homes getting closer!!!! Build someplace else so we can enjoy the natural landscape and preserve whatever little wildlife is left. Do not make this about money!
Please keep Red Rock rural!
Keep Redrock rural for all to enjoy!
Keep Red Rock natural and beauty.
Leave the little that we have of Red Rock alone.
Keep the money Grubbing developers away!
Red Rock Canyon is beautiful. Keep it that way. No building!!
Showing my support.
I've been climbing in Red Rocks for over 20yrs, and have seen the changes in the area. I would like to see the development STOP at the border to the park to preserve the beauty of the area.
The beauty is that it is rural. Don't ruin that.
Red rock must stay. It is the best way to get your souls and your body on the right place to find peace.
No No No!
Please keep our sacred places sacred! Let nature be where it is at, at Red Rock,. It's a great place to see and get away from the hustle of the city. It's perfect for families, and it should be respected and preserved!
This is outrageous. That place should be protected from any developments.
Why take our one spectacular natural beauty away from locals & visitors? Go build somewhere else. There is plenty of land in Southern Nevada to build.
I come to Las Vegas to visit my sister who lives there. We always go to Red Rock. It's the most beautiful unspoiled spot I've ever seen. We are begging you to please keep it that way.
This is wrong, plain & simple.
There is not enough water to support the expansion of Las Vegas. This will threaten our resources, endanger our wildlife, and take away the natural beauty of the desert which, once gone, can never be fully restored. There is more to life than money and shopping centers and swimming pools.