This needs to be protected land for future generations. When I was a young kid and a teenager I use to visit and ride my horse up there with the 4 H club! We need natural resources to remain natural. This so disgust me that a pig would want to ruin it for profit!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
STOP THIS RIDICULOUS URBAN SPRAWL IN ONE OF THE GREATEST PLACES ON EARTH!
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Ann Paladie
9 years ago
Please don't let this happen to Red Rock.
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Connie Lee
9 years ago
Leave Red Rock alone in its pristine state for future generations to visit & enjoy!!
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Chrissy James
9 years ago
Tell Jim he'll be hard pressed for anyone to move into a home with all the picketing and boycotting the entire nature loving community plans to do.
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Rachelle Ferrer
9 years ago
Please save Red Rock
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John Phelps
9 years ago
Red Rocks is a place I visit twice a year and spends 2-3 days out there hiking. This will ruin the experience and there is plenty of other areas to expand into, even though Vegas is over built already.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep the filth in the heart of Vegas where it belongs. Please don't taint this natural landscape with houses and people who have no appreciation of the outdoors. It's crazy that this is even a consideration, leave red rocks organic and untouched by human greed!!
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Laura Glismann
9 years ago
This must be stopped!
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Sarai
9 years ago
That's the only good thing we have! Stop
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Maeve Devlin
9 years ago
Love visiting Las Vegas to go climbing in Red Rocks!
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Vera Vann-Wilson
9 years ago
PLEASE take a stand to PRESERVE the rural nature of Red Rock Canyon and deny the developments.
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Vimcent des rochers
9 years ago
It been one of my best ski trip. We loved the quiet ways of the montagne . It realy was a change from other resorts.
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Patti trabon
9 years ago
Red rocks should remain rural and natural!
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Peter Sanftner
9 years ago
When is enough ENOUGH? The landscape in question is one of the only natural features obscuring the urban sprawl beyond. Developing here will cause untold harm.
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John Cobb
9 years ago
I travelled to LV last year for convention and climbing at Red Rock. If this development goes ahead, I doubt if I would return to Las Vegas.
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Jay Kerr
9 years ago
I have hiked and climbed at Red Rocks for over 20 years. This place is a national treasure and this proposed development is NOT consistent with the preservation of such a special place.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Red Rock is one of Vegas best hidden treasures. Most who visit don't go there or don't know about it. I lived there for 3 years and RR was my escape from life's daily challenges.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Why ruin the one spot close to locals that have been living in this city for decades? Ruining red rock would mean ruining memories and ruining home,
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Micah Graf
9 years ago
If I wanted to travel to shopping centers and neighborhoods... I'd stay home. There's already too little nature in this world.
This needs to be protected land for future generations. When I was a young kid and a teenager I use to visit and ride my horse up there with the 4 H club! We need natural resources to remain natural. This so disgust me that a pig would want to ruin it for profit!
STOP THIS RIDICULOUS URBAN SPRAWL IN ONE OF THE GREATEST PLACES ON EARTH!
Please don't let this happen to Red Rock.
Leave Red Rock alone in its pristine state for future generations to visit & enjoy!!
Tell Jim he'll be hard pressed for anyone to move into a home with all the picketing and boycotting the entire nature loving community plans to do.
Please save Red Rock
Red Rocks is a place I visit twice a year and spends 2-3 days out there hiking. This will ruin the experience and there is plenty of other areas to expand into, even though Vegas is over built already.
Keep the filth in the heart of Vegas where it belongs. Please don't taint this natural landscape with houses and people who have no appreciation of the outdoors. It's crazy that this is even a consideration, leave red rocks organic and untouched by human greed!!
This must be stopped!
That's the only good thing we have! Stop
Love visiting Las Vegas to go climbing in Red Rocks!
PLEASE take a stand to PRESERVE the rural nature of Red Rock Canyon and deny the developments.
It been one of my best ski trip. We loved the quiet ways of the montagne . It realy was a change from other resorts.
Red rocks should remain rural and natural!
When is enough ENOUGH? The landscape in question is one of the only natural features obscuring the urban sprawl beyond. Developing here will cause untold harm.
I travelled to LV last year for convention and climbing at Red Rock. If this development goes ahead, I doubt if I would return to Las Vegas.
I have hiked and climbed at Red Rocks for over 20 years. This place is a national treasure and this proposed development is NOT consistent with the preservation of such a special place.
Red Rock is one of Vegas best hidden treasures. Most who visit don't go there or don't know about it. I lived there for 3 years and RR was my escape from life's daily challenges.
Why ruin the one spot close to locals that have been living in this city for decades? Ruining red rock would mean ruining memories and ruining home,
If I wanted to travel to shopping centers and neighborhoods... I'd stay home. There's already too little nature in this world.