For those who are going to read this please consider that there are still generations to come that are going to want to see the beauty of the Las Vegas valley. Please don't destroy more of the landscape that has already been developed.
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Wayne littlejohn
9 years ago
One of the last " unspoiled views of the Nevada desert from inside Redrock will be gone. This fight has been going on for more than a decade and will not end as long as there is money to be made.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Ridiculous!
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Raul herranz
9 years ago
Keep it rural!
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Kirk Nix
9 years ago
This doesn't need to happen. It NEEDS to stay rural. If this is allowed to happen then how about the next developer wants to build even closer???
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Kevin Bagg
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock& Blue Diamond rural!
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Michelle Gray
9 years ago
I have been in Vegas 40 years. I thought we were never going to do this. When will this craziness stop.
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Kathy lewis
9 years ago
We already have too many houses packed into each acher of the valley.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
There is absolutely no reason to build up this area.
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Sunny Lorusso
9 years ago
My husband and I spent nearly four years volunteering in the Adopt-A-Highway clean up in a two mile stretch on both sides of the Red Rock entrance. It is a remarkable place. Let's keep it like that! Please!
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Tony Boyle
9 years ago
Everyone lives out here for exactly what it is. You change it, and you will impact the community in a negative way
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Fabrizio Misuraca
9 years ago
We don't need more houses, but more parks!
Save our RedRock!
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Gary F Shaw
9 years ago
leave it alone
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edie murdoch
9 years ago
My family has lived in the Las Vegas area since the mid sixties. Please keep this beautiful area from development.
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Cari Novak
9 years ago
I love red rock
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Rebecca Barnes
9 years ago
Please keep Red Rock rural. There is enough housing development in Vegas and the surrounding areas. We don't have enough water as it is so adding more will be detrimental in the long run
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robin smith
9 years ago
what is nx grand canyon
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George Brewer
9 years ago
We do Not need the housing industry to exspan in that red rock area you want to build start buying up innner city neighbors and create more energy efficient housing.
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Pamela Royeton
9 years ago
Keep developers out of red rock. We have other areas in Las Vegas that are open and ready for builders.
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Caleb anstett
9 years ago
We don't need houses by red rock. It is a place to get away from the chaos of the city.
For those who are going to read this please consider that there are still generations to come that are going to want to see the beauty of the Las Vegas valley. Please don't destroy more of the landscape that has already been developed.
One of the last " unspoiled views of the Nevada desert from inside Redrock will be gone. This fight has been going on for more than a decade and will not end as long as there is money to be made.
Ridiculous!
Keep it rural!
This doesn't need to happen. It NEEDS to stay rural. If this is allowed to happen then how about the next developer wants to build even closer???
Keep Red Rock& Blue Diamond rural!
I have been in Vegas 40 years. I thought we were never going to do this. When will this craziness stop.
We already have too many houses packed into each acher of the valley.
There is absolutely no reason to build up this area.
My husband and I spent nearly four years volunteering in the Adopt-A-Highway clean up in a two mile stretch on both sides of the Red Rock entrance. It is a remarkable place. Let's keep it like that! Please!
Everyone lives out here for exactly what it is. You change it, and you will impact the community in a negative way
We don't need more houses, but more parks! Save our RedRock!
leave it alone
My family has lived in the Las Vegas area since the mid sixties. Please keep this beautiful area from development.
I love red rock
Please keep Red Rock rural. There is enough housing development in Vegas and the surrounding areas. We don't have enough water as it is so adding more will be detrimental in the long run
what is nx grand canyon
We do Not need the housing industry to exspan in that red rock area you want to build start buying up innner city neighbors and create more energy efficient housing.
Keep developers out of red rock. We have other areas in Las Vegas that are open and ready for builders.
We don't need houses by red rock. It is a place to get away from the chaos of the city.