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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Janfel Bacho
9 years ago

Nature is my playground and that becomes even more serious for me when I go climbing. Conserving the natural area of Red Rock is important to many people who have the same interest like me. Go find some other place to build homes, leave Red Rock alone.

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Zach w
9 years ago

Save eARTh......

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We visit Red Rock 5 to 10 days per year for hiking and climbing, spending a lot of money at local restaurants and hotels. Adding this type of development across from Red Rock would ruin the reason we visit and send us and our money to other destinations.

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Carla mata
9 years ago

Can't destroy the one good thing we have in this town!

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David van daalen wetters
9 years ago

Keep our national parks and conservation areas safe!!

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Paul Dusatko
9 years ago

Please keep Red Rock Canyon undeveloped!!!

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Jack Fieldhouse
9 years ago

Keep Red Rocks amazing! Leave it alone.

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Mark dickson
9 years ago

Please leave just some of the beautiful open space around Las Vegas as open space.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Don't ruin a beautiful canyon and climbing area by developing housing! Keep the canyon the way it is

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Jessica Schiltr
9 years ago

Building new houses in red rocks would ruin its natural aesthetic and degrade it's natural beuty.

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Danielle Rowland
9 years ago

Keep this land wild!

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Josh Oliver
9 years ago

Keep it natural

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Romina
9 years ago

SAVE RED ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Eric Hamer
9 years ago

No more development

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Jacob Pawlak
9 years ago

I haven't even been to red rocks yet only seen the beautiful pictures. Please don't wreck this place before I get the chance to go there

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Anonymous
9 years ago

SAVE NATURE

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Mayme
9 years ago

STOP! Before it is all gone! There are far too many empty vacant homes and shopping centers EVERYWHERE. Do not ruin Red Rocks!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Red rocks casino should have been the furthest development should have gone. I've been watching this beautiful area for the past 20 years turn into suburban sprawl and its terrible.

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Tyler Willcutt
9 years ago

PLEASE!

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Sam clinard
9 years ago

I'm planning a trip to Las Vegas just to climb there. In the city of tourism why would you hurt a potential industry? Not to mention the intrinsic value of natural spaces.