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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Tracy Kwan
7 years ago

No housing developments please!

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Kevin Humes
7 years ago

No houses in Red Rock!

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Sandra Atwood
7 years ago

Save red rock canyon

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Let's save what is a beautiful, natural asset to this area! Everything Las Vegas should not be all about money-making ventures.

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Silvia C Brunn
7 years ago

Please do not let anyone destroy our beautiful Red Rock area with homes and buildings, pure greed !!! We are so proud to have this unspoiled nature so close to us

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S Petitte
7 years ago

Keep Red Rock Rural!

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Lewis Gaffey
7 years ago

Red rock is a jewel in the crown of Las Vegas. It should be protected so that locals and tourists a like can enjoy it.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Protect this cherished national resource!

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rebecca guynn
7 years ago

PLEASE! No more development at or near Redrock Canyon

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Red rock belongs to the earth! Any human development would upset the balance.

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David Klinger
7 years ago

Please, protect Red Rock Canyon and its environs. There is no need to build 1000 new homes so close to such a beautiful area.

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Andrew Schrader
7 years ago

Keep it rural

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Angela ablog
7 years ago

Keep RED ROCK RURAL !

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Alejandra delgado
7 years ago

Red Rock is a natural beauty that must be preserved. The earth has rights too.

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Janina little
7 years ago

Keep Red Rock Rural

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Erika Meier
7 years ago

Red Rock is a mecca for rock climbers and people who love the outdoors. Don't let its beauty be eclipsed by urban sprawl. The current and next generation deserve protected outdoor spaces. Please do your part to uphold them.

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Jessica Noonan-Phipps
7 years ago

Red Rock is a beautiful natural environment where locals can go to escape the city. Please do not ruin this safe haven.

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vincent j vanasco
7 years ago

It was rural in 2002 when there and liked it , so keep it pristine, what is left for all to enjoy.

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Brett Mooney
7 years ago

Please don't go against local zoning laws, voters petitions, and previous county commissioner's decisions and keep red rock rural.

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Michael Labrum
7 years ago

Leave developments out of Red Rock...give us all a break...