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Keep Red Rock Rural

16,560 Comments

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Alfredo cordero
9 years ago

I visit red rock at least once a month with my partner and we just absolutely love it there exactly the way it is. Save RED ROCK!

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Ashley chance
9 years ago

Leave that place alone!!!

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Marjorie Schmidt
9 years ago

Please don't develop any further into our precious Red Rock Canyon!

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GINA rizzo
9 years ago

Please stop the building into the Red Rock area.

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Robert Walsh
9 years ago

NO! I will actively work to vote out any commissioner who supports this idea! Don't ruin Red Rock!

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Jennifer henry
9 years ago

Save red rock!!!

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Chancy Holbrook
9 years ago

Leave the canyon alone!

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Jelena Gunjevic
9 years ago

No more housing developments! The ones that are already built are disgusting, no yards, no parking, so close together, and many houses are empty too. Stop the greed.

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Joshua C Rodriguez
9 years ago

I love red rock, don't destroy it.

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Suzanne lasala
9 years ago

I am sick to death of the GREED!! We are hear to protect the Earth!! Please leave our legacy alone! There is plenty of open range!!!!

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Kathryn kosmides
9 years ago

I have lived here for 36 years and Redrock has been a place of respite from the city for me all these years. Hasn't there been enough growth and expansion? Will developers not stop till they destroy this entire valley. Why do our representatives continue to allow this unrestricted development? I for one have had enough.

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Frank Hoffmann
9 years ago

Save the Red Rock !!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Keep red rock rural

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Dena ley
9 years ago

Don't take away the little beauty and scenery we have and appreciate.

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Eric Quintero
9 years ago

Preserve Red Rock and help keep it rural.

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Joe G
9 years ago

The fact that we even have to do this is ridiculous. How close does somebody need to be to enjoy the view?

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Devon delvalle
9 years ago

How dare them even try to ruin Red Rock that is some of my best childhood memories

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Remy deshayes
9 years ago

The beauty of our land and wildlife survival is far more important than any ugly cookie cutter house or strip mall

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Peter Peacock
9 years ago

Don't make this mistake!

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David J Foote
9 years ago

Save the red