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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Todd Snyder
9 years ago

Keep Red Rocks rural.

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Matthew parker
9 years ago

Don't develop the beautiful dessert

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Kali miller
9 years ago

We must preserve the remaining beautiful spaces on our planet. Development is not progress if it does not consider our environment

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David Rozul
9 years ago

Save red rock!

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charles Pentland
9 years ago

Canada

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Stefan Gonzalez
9 years ago

Save Red Rocks for climbers!

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Chris perkins
9 years ago

Please leave the open space around this amazing park. Remember the housing crash? Stop overbuilding. Red Rock is the main reason to visit the area. Thanks for listening.

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Samuel kwekel
9 years ago

Red Rocks is a beautiful place filled with wildlife and amazing natural features. It is one of the best places in the US to commune with nature. Please consider keeping it this way.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Stop the madness

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Amy Weaver
9 years ago

Red Rock is one of the most beautiful parts of Las Vegas. The negative impact of more housing this close to it, is immeasurable. Save Red Rock Canyon! It's called a conservation area for a reason. Give it a few miles buffer, so it and its animal inhabitants are not destroyed.

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Hjordis Rickert
9 years ago

Please leave Red Rocks undeveloped.

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Emily Stratton
9 years ago

We can't let this happen! The traffic is already heavy, not to mention the pollution that 5000 homes would bring. Think about the future of plants and wildlife that will be destroyed.

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daniel frelke
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock undeveloped!!

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Andy Agardy
9 years ago

Lets protect our public lands by maintaining the existing buffers in place. This place is a reasure to not only the local population, but to the many others who travel from all corners of the earth in order to recreate here.

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Daniel Freeze
9 years ago

Canadian postal code.

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Kirsten Kuhn
9 years ago

Go somewhere else! And, why not worrry about all the empty houses that are bank owned first!

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Patricia Paul
9 years ago

Leave the Land alone, we have enough houses, too many people in the area, not enough schools, not enough water.

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Jonathan Trowbridg
9 years ago

Keep it rural!

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Sean armas
9 years ago

I would like to preserve our few conservations

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Todd Hammond
9 years ago

I live in Utah but I visit Red Rock Canyon on an annual basis for recreation and to enjoy its natural beauty. I would hate to see that area get heavily developed