Too many other places for people to live than in Red Rocks. Keep our wild and rural places as they are. I visit the area every few years. I don't want to go back and find housing developments obscuring the beauty of Red Rocks. Keep it like it is. No development, please.
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Bill Erickson
9 years ago
We make trips to Red Rock regularly and spend lots of money in town, it would be a huge loss for this development to happen.
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Steve Van De Wiel
9 years ago
Do we have to ruin everything?
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Kevin fry
9 years ago
The environment is important, think about how your actions affect he many generations to come.
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Sarah Cabot-Miller
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock rural
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Edward Vance
9 years ago
A bad idea!!!
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Jeff Butler
9 years ago
I travel to Red Rocks for a week every year to climb; my tourist dollars support Nevada's economy. If the re-zoning passes, I will NEVER again contribute to Nevada's economy.
Regards,
Jeff Butler
Buellton, Ca
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please don't let Red Rocks fall to developers! This land is beautiful, unique and irreplaceable.
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Robin Slonina
9 years ago
This area means so much to so many. It's my favorite spot to take my child; please help preserve it so he can take his kids there someday too!
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Paul Mandell
9 years ago
Keep red rock rural
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Christopher Flynn
9 years ago
Developers are terrible people.
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Nobuhiko Fukuda
9 years ago
Keep it natural, please.
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Justin Favero
9 years ago
Keep Red Rocks wild!!
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Michael Cantrell
9 years ago
This is a horrible statement to set for the rest of the red rocks value. Preserve our natural areas!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Why bruh
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Julianna jimreivat
9 years ago
I love this place. Please keep it wild and beutiful.
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Sean Tropsa
9 years ago
I have had the pleasure of visiting red rock several times over the apst few years. As with many areas in the US west the access and aura of this area has come under fire due to new development plans. The US west is an area known the world over for its different and other-worldly landsapes, it would be a shame and a detriment to the world, not just the US, to further mar such a landscape with development. Please keep the red rock recreaton area how it is. It attracts recreationalists the world over and it would be a shame to prevent them from having the same experience others have had due to a large development.
From The Netherlands
Too many other places for people to live than in Red Rocks. Keep our wild and rural places as they are. I visit the area every few years. I don't want to go back and find housing developments obscuring the beauty of Red Rocks. Keep it like it is. No development, please.
We make trips to Red Rock regularly and spend lots of money in town, it would be a huge loss for this development to happen.
Do we have to ruin everything?
The environment is important, think about how your actions affect he many generations to come.
Keep Red Rock rural
A bad idea!!!
I travel to Red Rocks for a week every year to climb; my tourist dollars support Nevada's economy. If the re-zoning passes, I will NEVER again contribute to Nevada's economy. Regards, Jeff Butler Buellton, Ca
Please don't let Red Rocks fall to developers! This land is beautiful, unique and irreplaceable.
This area means so much to so many. It's my favorite spot to take my child; please help preserve it so he can take his kids there someday too!
Keep red rock rural
Developers are terrible people.
Keep it natural, please.
Keep Red Rocks wild!!
This is a horrible statement to set for the rest of the red rocks value. Preserve our natural areas!
Why bruh
I love this place. Please keep it wild and beutiful.
I have had the pleasure of visiting red rock several times over the apst few years. As with many areas in the US west the access and aura of this area has come under fire due to new development plans. The US west is an area known the world over for its different and other-worldly landsapes, it would be a shame and a detriment to the world, not just the US, to further mar such a landscape with development. Please keep the red rock recreaton area how it is. It attracts recreationalists the world over and it would be a shame to prevent them from having the same experience others have had due to a large development.
I love to climb in the Red Rocks
Do the right thing. Don't ruin Red Rock.