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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Casey Flynn
9 years ago

Red Rock Conservation Area is an incredible national treasure. I have visited it many times and recommend everyone I know who travels to Las Vegas to visit it. Part of what makes it so special is that it feels so wild and remote even though it is so close to the city. Protecting the area around RRCA from development will help to keep this beautiful place feeling wild and still be so easy to access from Las Vegas.

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James Kennedy
9 years ago

Please don't rezone the Blue Diamond Mesa! I grew up in the southeast (GA) and as a young climber dreamed of coming west to places like Red Rock, Smith Rock, Indian Creek, etc.. Now having finally moved west, I have had the distinct pleasure of climbing in these incredible natural wonders including Red Rock 4 times now. In fact, Red Rock exceeded my expectations so much that I now have 2 trips a year planned for the foreseeable future, including an upcoming one this November. This place is a wonder has become a destination climbing spot and a mini-mecca for the emerging and fast growing sport. Please keep it wild!

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Jayson Simons-Jones
9 years ago

Please leave this land as is, and un-developed !!!

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ged chopping
9 years ago

save red rock

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Andrew Solow
9 years ago

Please keep the zoning in the immediate vicinity of Red Rock Canyon NCA rural. Do NOT permit condominiums. This area should be zoned for single family occupancy not to exceed 1 dwelling unit for each two acres.

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Forrest Brodsky
9 years ago

Keep Red Rocks Wild!

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Peter Chlebowski
9 years ago

As unsustainable as life in Nevada already is, expansion is not an option.

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Suzy Cockran
9 years ago

Please don't approve the building of so many homes. The area of Calico Basin where I walk is already becoming dog poop and trash filled. Lone Mountain is becoming dirtier aa well. Please consider what other areas have done. If the owners must sell and build then require that it be residential only and each lot must be no less than 2 acres. These are often estate homes but they really can build average priced homes on the lot.

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Howard Tarpey
9 years ago

Keep nature pristine! This is humanities most important task!

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Josh D'Amore
9 years ago

I love Redrock! Let's save the land from being developed!

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Michele McKinnon
9 years ago

I have lived in Las Vegas for 47 years. I love Red Rock. Many memories from my visits there. Please save /protect our RR.

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Eddie Kemper
9 years ago

This place cannot be developed!

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Breann
9 years ago

Please don't damage a beautiful landscape because you want more swimming pools and hotels.

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Alan carr
9 years ago

Please keep opens space open!

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Jake Gluck
9 years ago

Houses bad, rocks good!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Nature doesn't need more subdivisions, it's happy and healthy on it's own

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Annmarie Huber
9 years ago

Love visiting Red Rock and have been for many yrs.

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Andre Bourgoin
9 years ago

I visited Red Rocks as a rockclimber in 2007. Please keep it the way it is : wild and free for everyone to enjoy.

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Kevin Kiston
9 years ago

From France

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We do not need any more houses and businesses so close to a national park.