Keep the serenity of red rock the way it is. Please!!!!
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Robert j Barrett
9 years ago
Let's see if the local voices/signatures are louder than our officials corruption.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I run there
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Shannon Louise Johnson
9 years ago
I grew up in Vegas and always love visiting Red Rock. Please keep it rural for future generations to enjoy.
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Ireri Bravo
9 years ago
It's very important that red Rock be protected as a rural area. It's the only way to protect its beauty. We owe it to future generations!!!
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Bjorn Wallman
9 years ago
Save red rock!
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Daria Sobelman
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock how is it!!!
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Chris Gorman
9 years ago
I have traveled to NV a few times specifically to visit Red Rock and to climb there. Places like this are needed for our souls and besides NV would loose tourism dollars if they did this... a net loss for everyone.
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Debra L Carter
9 years ago
We need our rural and wilderness areas to remain wild. Please stop the encroachments.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please preserve the beauty of Red Rock. It is part of what makes Las Vegas a great city to live in. It doesn't need to be ruined by more shopping centers and homes.
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Alena Butina
9 years ago
Save Red Rock!!!
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Jeremy may
9 years ago
Please protect this amazing natural resource!
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Summer Petersen
9 years ago
Please do not allow development of this land!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Seriously? There is no other area they can find in this desert?
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Liz LaRue
9 years ago
We stand for conservation
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Lelia Friedlander
9 years ago
We need our natural areas preserved around Las Vegas. Please keep Red Rock Rural! No development of homes, shopping centers commercial buildings or industrial facilities around our Red Rock Conservation area.
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Lyne
9 years ago
It hurts my heart and soul to see these beautiful areas desecrated by what some people consider progress. We must save these special places.
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Jennifer Makulla
9 years ago
Only reason my family and I travel to your state
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Jo Allen
9 years ago
Rhodes has been trying this for years.
It's all about money and nothing about the environment. More than sad..
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Jacqueline Pearson
9 years ago
My family has enjoyed red rock for many years, first trip out to the area was in 1990, it is a nice place to take our children on a hike to learn about the wildlife in Nevada and overall family fun and picnics. Leave red rock alone, we have lots of other places that can be developed if need be but you have already over populated Las Vegas enough to effect power sources, water sources and many other utilities. stop the growth, we cant afford it.
Keep the serenity of red rock the way it is. Please!!!!
Let's see if the local voices/signatures are louder than our officials corruption.
I run there
I grew up in Vegas and always love visiting Red Rock. Please keep it rural for future generations to enjoy.
It's very important that red Rock be protected as a rural area. It's the only way to protect its beauty. We owe it to future generations!!!
Save red rock!
Keep Red Rock how is it!!!
I have traveled to NV a few times specifically to visit Red Rock and to climb there. Places like this are needed for our souls and besides NV would loose tourism dollars if they did this... a net loss for everyone.
We need our rural and wilderness areas to remain wild. Please stop the encroachments.
Please preserve the beauty of Red Rock. It is part of what makes Las Vegas a great city to live in. It doesn't need to be ruined by more shopping centers and homes.
Save Red Rock!!!
Please protect this amazing natural resource!
Please do not allow development of this land!
Seriously? There is no other area they can find in this desert?
We stand for conservation
We need our natural areas preserved around Las Vegas. Please keep Red Rock Rural! No development of homes, shopping centers commercial buildings or industrial facilities around our Red Rock Conservation area.
It hurts my heart and soul to see these beautiful areas desecrated by what some people consider progress. We must save these special places.
Only reason my family and I travel to your state
Rhodes has been trying this for years. It's all about money and nothing about the environment. More than sad..
My family has enjoyed red rock for many years, first trip out to the area was in 1990, it is a nice place to take our children on a hike to learn about the wildlife in Nevada and overall family fun and picnics. Leave red rock alone, we have lots of other places that can be developed if need be but you have already over populated Las Vegas enough to effect power sources, water sources and many other utilities. stop the growth, we cant afford it.