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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Ginger Allen
9 years ago

We have only a few natural places to enjoy the outdoors here in Las Vegas, lets not ruin what we have. No high density development near Red Rock please!

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Joy Folkertsma
9 years ago

Red Rock Canyon is a beautiful place and should be keep in its natural state.

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Lisa Pagliarulo
9 years ago

Please save red rock and keep it rural!

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ryan sielski
9 years ago

no way with the devlopment

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Barbara Manginelli
9 years ago

Redrock holds a lot of special memories for my family and myself and we need to protect this special place for our future generations to create their own memories!!!

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Brian Biega
9 years ago

Please don't develop this natural resource. Thanks

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Susan Savkov
9 years ago

I've visited Red Rock Canyon and have enjoyed the pristine beauty of the area. Not every area has to be developed. There are advantages to keeping places as they are. Please preserve Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.

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Marcela Ruiz
9 years ago

Moved to Indiana for a job but im from Vegas. Red Rock is the place I feel the most at home. When i move back, I hope to God no projects are set in place to ruin its beautiful landscape with housing and whatever other structures.

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Stephen Merritt
9 years ago

I live across the country, but have visited and climbed in red rocks. It is a beatific natural area and should be protected from careless development. There is plenty of other open land that can be used for housing.

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Chris Daniels
9 years ago

Overdevelopement is not a sustainable practice. We need natural places more than more development. Don't let greed cloud your judgement.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

KEEP RED ROCK

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Brittany Stokes
9 years ago

Save Red Rock!

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Tyler burleson
9 years ago

Please please please no more houses up that way!!! There are already houses up far enough west. Keep red rock rural!!!!

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kailey crabtree
9 years ago

y would u ever want to harm such a beautiful thing

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Janice Bell
9 years ago

Given the perils we face with a changing climate and lack of water in the SW, this development seems irresponsible to me and would also tarnish a beautiful area that is more suitable for tourism and recreation than it is for dense housing.

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Michael Roy
9 years ago

Please do not approve. There are few protected areas on this planet. We need to continue to protect the ones we have. I am an outdoor lover and climber of the red rocks canyon.

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Kiana Nua
9 years ago

We need to be able to stand up and fight for our Earth, fight to keep at least some of the land untouched by capitalism. There needs to be an end to the destruction of land before there is not more for us or the wild life.

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Tia Cooke
9 years ago

I hope Red Rock stays.

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Hyrum Nielsen
9 years ago

The desert is beautiful; development is not! If the commissioners can't see that, they don't belong in office!

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Nina Machin
9 years ago

It angers me to know that selfish developers are trying to destroy the beauty that nature offers