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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Nate Bondi
9 years ago

This area needs to remain home and business free. There could be a slightly better camping area though. that would be great too!

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Kristy Wilson
9 years ago

How sad that the city can't stay away from this beautiful retreat location.

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Ginger kersey
9 years ago

Leave it alone and let the beauty that god created alone

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Nathan Buck
9 years ago

Save this place for a rural area! So much beauty here, there are other areas to expand! So much nature here, families and many tourists visit this place to hike and sight see!! Save Red Rock!!

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Paige Clark
9 years ago

SAVE THIS ROCK

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Sarah Norris
9 years ago

Needs to be protected

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Tiffany buck
9 years ago

This needs to be stopped. There are plenty of other areas to put more homes and businesses. North Las Vegas has plenty of room. Stop trying to ruin the very few naturally beautiful places in the Valley!

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Kathryn Mauceri
9 years ago

Red Rocks is precious to me and my friends and family. The commercial benefit for few does not out weigh pristine Beauty for all

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Karen Gordon
9 years ago

Please SAVE Red Rock Canyon...it is The Best Thing about living in Las Vegas!

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shevawn Peters
9 years ago

Save red rock

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Rev Bryan J Guiot
9 years ago

I oppose this development and seek to protect Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area and vicinity.

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Maria Pilar
9 years ago

Red Rock is for everyone's enjoyment and building there or near there disturbs ecosystems and wildlife

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Leave our desert alone

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Rebecca Armstrong
9 years ago

Please, please, don't do this!!!!!

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Amanda Begay
9 years ago

Please reserve our sacared land for our future generations

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Juliana Whitney
9 years ago

I grew up out there. It's beautiful and one of the best nature areas that Southern Nevada residents still have. We cannot let it be ruined!

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Cynthia Shroba
9 years ago

Keep the environment around the Red Rock National Conservation Area pristine and free of the air pollution, solid waste pollution, traffic and alteration of the natural landscape that 5000 homes would introduce.

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sasha neugebauer
9 years ago

Red rock is supposed to he a place to escape the city, and by building closer to the area you take away from that aspect and encroach even further on the natural habitat of the valley. We are dealing with a water crises and banks trying to slowly trickly forcloased homes on the market as it is. We need to tend to the communities that need occupants in these abandoned homes so they don't attract squatters lower home values, and also not add to the unessisarily growing footprint we are creating.

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Cheryl Hobbs
9 years ago

Shame on Jim Rhodes and anyone who votes to approve this development. Red Rock is OUR precious treasure. Preserve it!

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Katharina Commins
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock rural and natural for now and the future