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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Keep Red Rock Rural

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Sommer Blenden
7 years ago

Please keep the beautiful red rock area a safe haven for wildlife and a lovely place to visit nature

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Daniel Preda
7 years ago

Keep Red Rock rural!

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Jorge Ruiz
7 years ago

I here by support the movement to Save Red Rock.

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Stephanie Sager
7 years ago

Here we are again with Rhodes. I'm not about to stand and see our beloved Red Rock become a capitalized millionaires land that lessens area accessibility and enjoyment to the rest of the city. Parts of our city should stay preserved in their natural state out of respect for the land.

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Ira McClellan
7 years ago

Keep it rural. Don't destroy what god has created.

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Roger Barnhart
7 years ago

Save Red Rock !!

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Thelma Brand
7 years ago

There would be no turning back; please don’t do it.

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Gerri Barker
7 years ago

No on development

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I am a frequent visitor from CA. This development would ruin the land for everyone including tourists.

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Dominique Lennox
7 years ago

You cannot go back on this. An utter shame if you did.

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Sierra Jensen
7 years ago

Save our public lands!

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Kathryn Brown
7 years ago

Please protect Red Rock Canyon. The impact housing so close and with only one main road is to high a cost.

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Curtis Bradley Raulerson
7 years ago

No building. No development.

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Jacquelyn Rodack-Binder
7 years ago

PLEASE SAVE RED ROCK. NO MORE HOMES!

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Marilyn Olivero
7 years ago

Please don’t touch the Beuty of Red Rock for some housing developments...Las Vegas has plenty of open lots...Please protect the habitat of thousand of animals...

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Collin Powers
7 years ago

Red Rock is a treasure for our state citizens … current and future … that must be kept natural.

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Jacqueline Morris
7 years ago

Save this beautiful place!

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Timothy White
7 years ago

Red Rock Canyon is a geologic treasure that is extraordinary beyond measure to any area. The citizens of LV are so blessed to have this wonderful environment so close, so accessible to be enjoyed in just a few minutes drive. It is the priority responsibility of the city's residents, more importantly, the city's local government to recognize the importance to protect the Red Rock Canyon and SURROUNDING AREA from developers. The encroachment has already far exceeded too close to this precious area. Many of our city and county representatives have expressed disappointment that their predecessors did not act accordingly to set a buffer in the area of the 215 to protect the eastern ranges of Red Rock and the canyon from non-rural development.

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Natalie Chou
7 years ago

No building without builders taking on full cost - projects like this need to stop enabling builders to be free riders that make the quick dollar on flip