Please keep the scenic beauty of Red Rocks entact - let Vegas sprawl north, south and east, but no more development to the west in the park's view shed
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Keith Rainville
9 years ago
Red Rocks is Las Vegas's #1 outdoor jewel and a large part of that is due to the fact that you cannot see any urban buildings from the park. It is absolutely essential to preserve this view shed for the true experience of Red Rocks to remain pristine. Vegas can expand south, north and east. It is unnecessary to expand west and ruin this magical place.
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Monica Haskin
9 years ago
I am completely opposed to a new housing development at Red Rock Canyon. It only benefits the developer but harms animals by encroaching on their space. More cars, more people and more pollution will be the result. Let's keep the area more rural and authentic.
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April Cole
9 years ago
Please don't build here!
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Rogel
9 years ago
Save our natural scenery...Save Red Rock....
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LORRAINE BIONDO
9 years ago
THIS AREA IS SO BEAUTIFUL. IT CANNOT BE RUINED BY DEVELOPMENT
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock rural !! No graffiti! Polution! Litter! Save the sheep! Coyotes!!'
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Jody Glover
9 years ago
The Red Rock area is to us here in Las Vegas what Central Park is to New York. It beauty and serenity should be preserved.
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Randy McIntyre
9 years ago
Unbelievable that this is even being discussed. Red Rock may very well be one of the most beautiful, unique places on the planet. We can't let this happen.
Please work out the previously proposed land swap in which Blue Diamond hill would be used for mountain biking. That would be amazing.
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Wineva Al-ag
9 years ago
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James Bicouvaris
9 years ago
When is enough enough?
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Lorie York
9 years ago
Please keep red rock rural
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Collette Sargeant
9 years ago
Red Rock is a beautiful and peaceful area that needs to remain intact. A visit out to Red Rock is a great stress reliever!
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Akash Mittal
9 years ago
Keep red rock rural!
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Audrey Cadle-Smoke
9 years ago
Preserve the beauty!
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Gary Fetterman
9 years ago
Quit thinking about revenue. Think about preserving the land as it is!!
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Jess Baker
9 years ago
Red Rock is an oasis amidst the chaos of the city. We cannot allow them to commercialize this beautiful national park.
Save Red Rock
Save the Red Rick
Keep Red Rock Rural
Please keep the scenic beauty of Red Rocks entact - let Vegas sprawl north, south and east, but no more development to the west in the park's view shed
Red Rocks is Las Vegas's #1 outdoor jewel and a large part of that is due to the fact that you cannot see any urban buildings from the park. It is absolutely essential to preserve this view shed for the true experience of Red Rocks to remain pristine. Vegas can expand south, north and east. It is unnecessary to expand west and ruin this magical place.
I am completely opposed to a new housing development at Red Rock Canyon. It only benefits the developer but harms animals by encroaching on their space. More cars, more people and more pollution will be the result. Let's keep the area more rural and authentic.
Please don't build here!
Save our natural scenery...Save Red Rock....
THIS AREA IS SO BEAUTIFUL. IT CANNOT BE RUINED BY DEVELOPMENT
Keep Red Rock rural !! No graffiti! Polution! Litter! Save the sheep! Coyotes!!'
The Red Rock area is to us here in Las Vegas what Central Park is to New York. It beauty and serenity should be preserved.
Unbelievable that this is even being discussed. Red Rock may very well be one of the most beautiful, unique places on the planet. We can't let this happen. Please work out the previously proposed land swap in which Blue Diamond hill would be used for mountain biking. That would be amazing.
<3
When is enough enough?
Please keep red rock rural
Red Rock is a beautiful and peaceful area that needs to remain intact. A visit out to Red Rock is a great stress reliever!
Keep red rock rural!
Preserve the beauty!
Quit thinking about revenue. Think about preserving the land as it is!!
Red Rock is an oasis amidst the chaos of the city. We cannot allow them to commercialize this beautiful national park.