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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Ellie Watts
3 years ago

This would be an absolutely criminal abuse of power if approved. Protect our conservation areas--DO NOT DESTROY OUR LANDS. There is plenty of open land available for building within the current residential areas, and these should be utilized before spreading the city any further. Public lands must remain public.

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Brandon Reeves
3 years ago

Destroy red rock and you'll destroy not only a huge tourist destination, but a part of vegas' culture!

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Pietra Sardelli
3 years ago

Please do not develop further into Red Rock! Water is an issue and Red Rock should remain protected for future generations

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James Riess
3 years ago

Stop at all costs…

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Andrew Hall
3 years ago

Some things are meant to be kept untouched.

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Amy Kyle
3 years ago

Please leave Red Rock alone!!!

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Mike radford
3 years ago

Don't build anymore houses near redrock ever!!

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Mike Kelly
3 years ago

Keep Red Rocks as is! The preserve needs to be protected

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ANN WINARD
3 years ago

PLAESE SAVE RED ROCK FOR OUR KIDS !!

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Christopher Gorney
3 years ago

Keep Red Rock Protected from development please!

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Marilyn Mattson
3 years ago

It is ridiculous to even consider this. This is a protected area. Can't ANYTHING in Vegas remain undeveloped? The city is being ruined by development and traffic

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Carolyn Swanepoel
3 years ago

Water is running out now! You are responsible for over-building for hundreds while dooming millions! Can you live with that?

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Let's stop destroying nature just to give wealthy people a nice view.

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dusty wade
3 years ago

Please don’t ruin Redrock

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Allen Warner
3 years ago

Don’t do this to Red Rocks!

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Patrick MacLane
3 years ago

Keep Red Rocks rural!

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Henry L Chang
3 years ago

stick to the previous agreement, don't cram stuff through last minute. Represent the public.

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Spencer L Howard
3 years ago

Keep developers out of our canyon

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Zach Obert
3 years ago

Keep Red Rock Rural!

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Sian Woody
3 years ago

We are already running out of water. Where are you getting the water for sustainability for this project and the residents of the homes? Not to mention Vegas is big enough!