Please keep this area in its natural and beautiful state.
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Kyle Thompson
9 years ago
Please keep Red Rock Rural!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I have traveled to Nevada from Virginia numerous times just to climb because it is one of my favorite places to climb!
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Max Jones
9 years ago
Keep the urban contained and not visible to those recreating at Red Rocks!
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James Michael
9 years ago
With open space at a premium please think about how once a thing is done it can not be undone
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Michael Reiss
9 years ago
Rural Zoning should stay rural zoning. That is why the county set up Rural Neighborhood Preservation areas. Look at the mistakes that the City of Henderson made allowing development in their mountains.
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Christopher hatzai
9 years ago
No
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Adam Papilion
9 years ago
Conserve our natural areas for people to enjoy for generations to come!
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Sidni Giordano
9 years ago
This place is magical & worth saving.
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Ryan Pedersen
9 years ago
Save REDROCK
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Anonymous
9 years ago
As a former resident of West Las Vegas I am appalled to think this is even up for consideration
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aaron furman
9 years ago
Look into Boulder CO's open space programs to see what the positive benefits of successful land management can do for your community.
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Brigette Beasley
9 years ago
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is unlike any other place in the world. We owe it to future generations to preserve it and the surrounding area from any further development.
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Aaron Jensen
9 years ago
No!!!!!!!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save Red Rock!
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Seth Lytton
9 years ago
I have spent months of my life driving to and from Red Rocks. The sheer vastness and beauty of the landscape is half of what makes Red Rocks such a special place. It would be incredibly unfortunate and shortsighted to destroy that landscape just so that a developer can give some celebrities a nice view.
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Lynne Barry
9 years ago
Please keep the the unique beauty and majesty of Red Rocks wild and free of housing. It is a very special place for tourists not coming to view house but nature! It is t therefore adds to Nevada's reputation and economy!
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Nathalie Comtois
9 years ago
I'm a climber from Canada and I find it would be indeed very sad to destroy this environment, as well as jeopardizing going back to the area
Please protect Red Rock from Development.
Protect this resource.
Please keep this area in its natural and beautiful state.
Please keep Red Rock Rural!
I have traveled to Nevada from Virginia numerous times just to climb because it is one of my favorite places to climb!
Keep the urban contained and not visible to those recreating at Red Rocks!
With open space at a premium please think about how once a thing is done it can not be undone
Rural Zoning should stay rural zoning. That is why the county set up Rural Neighborhood Preservation areas. Look at the mistakes that the City of Henderson made allowing development in their mountains.
No
Conserve our natural areas for people to enjoy for generations to come!
This place is magical & worth saving.
Save REDROCK
As a former resident of West Las Vegas I am appalled to think this is even up for consideration
Look into Boulder CO's open space programs to see what the positive benefits of successful land management can do for your community.
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is unlike any other place in the world. We owe it to future generations to preserve it and the surrounding area from any further development.
No!!!!!!!!!
Save Red Rock!
I have spent months of my life driving to and from Red Rocks. The sheer vastness and beauty of the landscape is half of what makes Red Rocks such a special place. It would be incredibly unfortunate and shortsighted to destroy that landscape just so that a developer can give some celebrities a nice view.
Please keep the the unique beauty and majesty of Red Rocks wild and free of housing. It is a very special place for tourists not coming to view house but nature! It is t therefore adds to Nevada's reputation and economy!
I'm a climber from Canada and I find it would be indeed very sad to destroy this environment, as well as jeopardizing going back to the area