Please do not allow this to happen, we need to preserve the rural areas for all to enjoy.
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Traci Weber
9 years ago
Red Rock is already suffering the effects of the loss of "buffer lands" years ago. Allowing development inside the park lands would increase vandalism, pollution, and overburden an already wildly popular recreation area. Please don't harm one of our few beautiful wild places that exists close to Las Vegas.
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Bethany Diggs
9 years ago
No building in Red Rock!!
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Michael Boatright
9 years ago
Stop building in areas of natural history and culture. Enough building.
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Cynthia Marsch
9 years ago
Very few recreational family friendly local access canyon. Why would building houses on sacred ground enter your thought process.
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Bob Goldpaint
9 years ago
Leave nature alone. We have enough places to build homes and only 1 red rock.
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Martin laursen
9 years ago
Please keep this beautiful place as it is. Love the fact when you are out there you cannot see or hear Las Vegas.
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Brett Noorda
9 years ago
Develooment has already reached too close to the Red Rock area. Stop this development!
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Laureen Shay
9 years ago
Please save Red Rock. We have lost enough already!
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Jason Wolf
9 years ago
It's a beautiful place, keep it that way!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Don't build don't build!!!!!
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Joyce Garcia Alvarez
9 years ago
This is a beautiful place that will be destroyed by homes and businesses that is not needed. Water is already being depleted, animals losing their habitats. This is natural beauty that should be preserved.
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Loretta Oakes
9 years ago
I was born and raised in Las Vegas. For over 50 years my family has enjoyed the beauty Red Rock has provided us. We do not need to put any homes or businesses any closer. Let's keep it real and rural!
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Sijto molina
9 years ago
That place is great for the families of las vegas please don't cut with
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willie k yee
9 years ago
Save one of the beautiful spots on earth. Otherwise it will all start looking like the foothills west of Denver.
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Michelle Joyce
9 years ago
Do not build in Red rock
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Laurel Levine
9 years ago
Keep RED ROCK Rural.....!
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Robert coon
9 years ago
Thanks
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Anonymous
9 years ago
There is no need to build and destroy this beautiful untouched area.
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Dawn Pennington
9 years ago
There is more than enough land left in this town to build on please do not ruin Red Rock canyon.
Please do not allow this to happen, we need to preserve the rural areas for all to enjoy.
Red Rock is already suffering the effects of the loss of "buffer lands" years ago. Allowing development inside the park lands would increase vandalism, pollution, and overburden an already wildly popular recreation area. Please don't harm one of our few beautiful wild places that exists close to Las Vegas.
No building in Red Rock!!
Stop building in areas of natural history and culture. Enough building.
Very few recreational family friendly local access canyon. Why would building houses on sacred ground enter your thought process.
Leave nature alone. We have enough places to build homes and only 1 red rock.
Please keep this beautiful place as it is. Love the fact when you are out there you cannot see or hear Las Vegas.
Develooment has already reached too close to the Red Rock area. Stop this development!
Please save Red Rock. We have lost enough already!
It's a beautiful place, keep it that way!
Don't build don't build!!!!!
This is a beautiful place that will be destroyed by homes and businesses that is not needed. Water is already being depleted, animals losing their habitats. This is natural beauty that should be preserved.
I was born and raised in Las Vegas. For over 50 years my family has enjoyed the beauty Red Rock has provided us. We do not need to put any homes or businesses any closer. Let's keep it real and rural!
That place is great for the families of las vegas please don't cut with
Save one of the beautiful spots on earth. Otherwise it will all start looking like the foothills west of Denver.
Do not build in Red rock
Keep RED ROCK Rural.....!
Thanks
There is no need to build and destroy this beautiful untouched area.
There is more than enough land left in this town to build on please do not ruin Red Rock canyon.