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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Mark Tunney
9 years ago

Why would you want to build houses in conservation area?

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Lisa Puleo
9 years ago

For Everybody NOT just Greedy Developers. Thank you.

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Tony Cammiso
9 years ago

Here we go again - do we even have the water to sustain all this growth, and do we ever learn from the past regarding over-growth! A prime example is Summerlin Center, just east of Red Rock. First we have Red Rock Resort, then Downtown Summerlin, plans for our new NHL hockey team's practice facility, potential relocation of the Las Vegas 51s baseball stadium to Summerlin Center, and continued housing unit density. In the meantime, the main arteries surrounding Summerlin Center are getting more and more congested, including a very dangerous merge off the 215 beltway north onto Charleston Blvd. (waiting for a horrific accident to happen before they do something about it). Did anyone think ahead and calculate how much traffic volume these developments would bring to the area? Poor planning already, and Summerlin Center is nowhere near buildout! Starting to resemble every intersection in Southern California - runaway growth to feed the tax coffers.

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Tony Cammiso
9 years ago

Here we go again - do we even have the water to sustain all this growth, and do we ever learn from the past regarding over-growth! A prime example is Summerlin Center, just east of Red Rock. First we have Red Rock Resort, then Downtown Summerlin, plans for our new NHL hockey team's practice facility, potential relocation of the Las Vegas 51s baseball stadium to Summerlin Center, and continued housing unit density. In the meantime, the main arteries surrounding Summerlin Center are getting more and more congested, including a very dangerous merge off the 215 beltway north onto Charleston Blvd. (waiting for a horrific accident to happen before they do something about it). Did anyone think ahead and calculate how much traffic volume these developments would bring to the area? Poor planning already, and Summerlin Center is nowhere near buildout! Starting to resemble every intersection in Southern California - runaway growth to feed the tax coffers.

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Kayla Barnett
9 years ago

I have visited here throughout my whole life. The nature and animal life you will destroy makes it more than unreasonable to be developing any houses on this beautiful site.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Besides the fact that it's one of our most beautiful lands and will destroy the homes of the animals living there, said I thought we had a water shortage and were in a drought.

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Mark Stempien
9 years ago

Red rock canyon is an amazingly unique natural wonder that should be kept that way for our children's children's children

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Jacob Godman
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock!

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Leona Rennison
9 years ago

I am from this area and Redrock has been a very big part of my families great times and memories. Please do not commercialize it.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please keep Red Rock rural. Please listen to the people and not the men with the money and influence. Thank you.

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Barbara Moriello
9 years ago

One of our great treasures. We must keep it safe.

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Liz Jones
9 years ago

I love taking my son hiking out there. That area doesn't need another manufactured neighborhood/shopping district.

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Cynthia Lam
9 years ago

Red Rock should be preserved.

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Kristina McKinney
9 years ago

I'll refer to a song They paved paradise to put up a parking lot Don't it always seem to go you don't know what you got till its gone

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SophiaS
9 years ago

Don't ruin the view from my house

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Glenda Frisby
9 years ago

Why? So only a few entitled souls can enjoy the beauty of Red Rock?

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Angela Goodrich
9 years ago

Please stop building any closer to Red Rock Canyon.

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Faye Hartline
9 years ago

Save Red Rock as rural, beautiful for future visitors!

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Ellicia Hiley
9 years ago

Do not develop Red Rock!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

The human spirit needs places where nature has not been rearranged by the hand of man..