It would be a shame to interrupt something so Beautiful. Red Rock has been my playground since I was 5 years old, now 33 and it's still my favorite place to be. Don't destroy a national treasure for the vanity of men,
K
Kristin Vargas
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock Canyon a recreational area, not a residential one.
R
Robert Villoria
9 years ago
Enough building already!
J
JOSEPH TIBBALL
9 years ago
What a shame! Stop this NOW !!!
A
Angela williams
9 years ago
A resident of Las Vegas f I'm 1960- 2006.
B
Betty LeRae DeRasmo
9 years ago
Save Red Rock...PLEASE!!
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
There are plenty of places build more homes that reduce precious resources even more. Protect this beautiful place for everyone to enjoy!!!!!
H
Heather Hein
9 years ago
It's beautiful keep it that way
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Preserve the canyon.
K
Kileen Kapri-Kohn
9 years ago
Leave Red Rock as nature...we need it!
J
Jeniffer
9 years ago
Save Red Rock. I love driving out there and hiking. Seeing houses will just kill the beauty of nature.
D
David Santangelo
9 years ago
Stop destroying this sanctuary for greed! Enough is enough. Red Rock Canyon is a place for people to get away from traffic and congestion and builder$ are destroying that. Please stop building in that area.
J
Jillia Spears
9 years ago
Red Rock Canyon has been one of my favorite places to enjoy nature since I was a small child. It is not the right place to build homes into. When will we stop destroying Mother Nature for profit?
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Red Rock is one of the few areas that make Las Vegas beautiful. It would be a huge disservice to the area to allow it to be developed for yet another planned community that will be an eyesore amongst the natural landscape.
S
Sabrina cowley
9 years ago
Red Rock national park ,City !! Hope it never happens. The volume of congestion would be enormous and Redrock would be another Disneyland!
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
No to developers
J
Julie w
9 years ago
I used to live in Vegas, but moved to a small town in the MidWest. Still go back to visit, especially Red Rock!
R
Robert Bechtold
9 years ago
its time that we stop developers from taking away our parks and natural areas for there money gains.
R
Robert W Taylor
9 years ago
Born and raised in Vegas, been here 45 years. Never ever thought my lifetime we would ever have to even contiplait this. It shouldn't even be an arguement.
It would be a shame to interrupt something so Beautiful. Red Rock has been my playground since I was 5 years old, now 33 and it's still my favorite place to be. Don't destroy a national treasure for the vanity of men,
Keep Red Rock Canyon a recreational area, not a residential one.
Enough building already!
What a shame! Stop this NOW !!!
A resident of Las Vegas f I'm 1960- 2006.
Save Red Rock...PLEASE!!
There are plenty of places build more homes that reduce precious resources even more. Protect this beautiful place for everyone to enjoy!!!!!
It's beautiful keep it that way
Preserve the canyon.
Leave Red Rock as nature...we need it!
Save Red Rock. I love driving out there and hiking. Seeing houses will just kill the beauty of nature.
Stop destroying this sanctuary for greed! Enough is enough. Red Rock Canyon is a place for people to get away from traffic and congestion and builder$ are destroying that. Please stop building in that area.
Red Rock Canyon has been one of my favorite places to enjoy nature since I was a small child. It is not the right place to build homes into. When will we stop destroying Mother Nature for profit?
Red Rock is one of the few areas that make Las Vegas beautiful. It would be a huge disservice to the area to allow it to be developed for yet another planned community that will be an eyesore amongst the natural landscape.
Red Rock national park ,City !! Hope it never happens. The volume of congestion would be enormous and Redrock would be another Disneyland!
No to developers
I used to live in Vegas, but moved to a small town in the MidWest. Still go back to visit, especially Red Rock!
its time that we stop developers from taking away our parks and natural areas for there money gains.
Born and raised in Vegas, been here 45 years. Never ever thought my lifetime we would ever have to even contiplait this. It shouldn't even be an arguement.
Please keep my home rural!