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Keep Red Rock Rural

16,560 Comments

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Laurent de Clermont-Tonnerre
9 years ago

It's beautiful, an oasis of peace in Las Vegas, lets cherish it!

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Bill grasse
9 years ago

If you let natural resources disappear to more development, then you are left with just development and nothing else. I'm sure people will come and pay to see another neighborhood.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Save this please!

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Marco Carrino
9 years ago

Save redrock !!!

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Manuela gervasio
9 years ago

Leave redrock alone!!!!

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Crystal KimHan
9 years ago

There are so many other places developers can build! LEAVE REDROCK ALONE!

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Marc Landblom
9 years ago

Red rocks is the best thing about Las Vegas. It's real life experiences outside the make believe world of sin city. Keep red rocks natural by keeping cookie cutter developments away. Las Vegas needs a natural environment to escape to.

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Amanda Lovgren
9 years ago

Red rock is an amazing place that does not need any houses, building or shopping centers. It is beautiful the way that it is. Keep red rock beautiful!!

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Laura gryder
9 years ago

Don't ruin red rock with this proposed rezoning and development

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Mike Ohnemus
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock rural please.

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Savannah savoia
9 years ago

Hike here every weekend

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Red Rock canyon isn't for fat lazy people going into retirement. It's for those looking to escape and pursue what drives their hearts without the confines of housing, convenience, and ease. Keep it as is!

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MFOCD
9 years ago

22,733 Votes at Time of My Vote

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Gayle Nix
9 years ago

This is a naturally beautiful place. Please don't ruin it!

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Jasmine Collins
9 years ago

Leave red rock alone! Let's not ruin the land!

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Larry Ewell
9 years ago

i love nature.

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Miriamah Saba
9 years ago

Preserve our beautiful, natural landscapes for generations to come!!

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Alberto
9 years ago

Save it yo

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Alex chow
9 years ago

NO! We don't need more housing especially not on land reserved for the fragile ecosystem of red rocks. Desert ecosystems are more vulnerable to human impact and take longer to heal than other climate zones. This is just another land grab by big companies to make money. Put it somewhere else!

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Mitchell McAleerq
9 years ago

the water resource in the region does not support the existing population, let alone 14K more residents. That, and the fact that there's 18 thousand foreclosed homes currently for sale in Clark County , Nevada.