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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Nancy Gilman
9 years ago

Preserving our treasures is a gift to our children. Sometimes having less is okay.

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B. Chappell
9 years ago

We do not need more housing!

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Jonas Rand
9 years ago

Red Rock as a wilderness area which has provided a place to hike and exist in nature for generations should be protected and respected, not destroyed with an urban development. Such an irresponsible plan will be bad for our environment and for all of us.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Save red rock!!!

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Robert Tucker
9 years ago

You got my attention!

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Diann S Cannon
9 years ago

We have enough cement in Las Vegas.

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Christine Perkins
9 years ago

Please protect this area, its a treasure!!

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francisco gomez-salazar
9 years ago

Save redrock

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Zane Marshall
9 years ago

Please save Red Rock! My family and I visit Red Rock regularly to escape the city, exercise and enjoy the natural environment. I appose non-rural development in the Red Rock area. I ask that you do everything in your power to preserve the natural beauty and rural feel of the Red Rock area.

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JJ Payne
9 years ago

Don't destroy it, ,come on fools

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Katrina Jones
9 years ago

I believe the increased residential vehicle traffic will cause a major risk to the numerous bicyclists that train down Blue Diamond.

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Juliette Cagnolatti
9 years ago

We Love Red Rock!♡♡♡♡

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Bob Schaff
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock Rural

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Adam Corso
9 years ago

Housing has seeped far enough into red rock already!

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Steve Vollstedt
9 years ago

Red Rocks is a NATIONAL treasure.

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Barbara Kamaka
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock as natural as possible. Please don't allow housing to be developed all around it!

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Jarrett Clark
9 years ago

Nothing like cookie-cutter McMansions to ruin the natural beauty of Red Rock Canyon! Keep it rural!

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Britt wadas
9 years ago

Save red rock

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Shannon Bennett
9 years ago

I love Red Rock!!

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Justin sisson
9 years ago

If we allow one developer to rezone what will stop all the rest !? Eventually we will have no more natural redrock park. At some point we must draw the line on developing more homes on national park lands. If we take over redrock where will we go to escape the busy city life!?