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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Anna Welsh
9 years ago

I grew up in Las Vegas. My great Grandmother was the 1st woman to own a business- Anna Parks. I visit Red Rock often when I am in town to see family. Its important to maintain the boundaries around it and keep it rural- so its beauty and access continues for all.

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MARIE
9 years ago

To destroy nature for greedy ppl is the worst kind of rape there is. Once the beauty is gone we will never be able to duplicate the beauty again. Stop raping mother earth.

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Dustin pearson
9 years ago

There's is fine line and they are trying to go past it.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Visiting Red Rock is one of my favorite things to do when I visit Las Vegas (and spend money there). Please do not ruin Red Rock! Keep it undeveloped!

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Betty Faller-Pearson
9 years ago

Why do we always have to petition to keep Red Rock a rural area? Leave that area alone!

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Mike Cunningham
9 years ago

Wild places must stay wild or we all lose something vital: the joy of wilderness wonder.

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Savannah alday
9 years ago

Some places just shouldn't be invaded by society and this is one of them !

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Anna Ervin
9 years ago

Save red rock!!

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Cheryl A Druen
9 years ago

Please keep Red Rock rural for future generations to enjoy!!

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Theresa Coble
9 years ago

A land developer with a political agenda and greed is trying to destroy historic public land. Despicable

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Theresa Lorenzo
9 years ago

Leave the RED ROCKS RURAL BEAUTY ALONE. HOW MUCH MORE NEEDS TO BE RUINED? We need to preserve what little is left...

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Rick Spanel
9 years ago

Once it's gone, it's gone forever. Protect wild spaces.

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Stephens Nunnally
9 years ago

This is a no brainer, let nature be nature

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Jenni Ortega
9 years ago

Leave nature alone .

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Craig Johnson
9 years ago

Where does it stop? Greed over the beauty of our national treasures. No one has ever regretted leaving the Red Woods to stand, or not mining Yosemite for granite. Let's start making decisions for the many vs the few in order to make them rich(er). The U of Washington State research has shown that using natural places provide longer lasting revenue to a community than quick extraction or fast development. It creates more jobs, that last longer, that are secure and diverse (so they can weather change in a changing economy).

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Mollie Hunt
9 years ago

The reason I love Vegas is Red Rock. Please preserve the beauty of the desert!

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Michael KARL White
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock RURAL and DARK

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Brooke Fabbi
9 years ago

Please preserve this beautiful, natural landscape that brings peace, awe, and joy to my friends and family here in the Las Vegas Valley!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Leave the planet alone.

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Linzel McBride
9 years ago

Please keep Red Rock away from development.