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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Daniel Vier
9 years ago

this is a place that should be protected and enjoyed by all

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Alec Wright
9 years ago

Don't build here! The Red Rock Conservation area is invaluable.

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RS Cole
9 years ago

This is one of the most beautiful places in las vegas keep it preserved

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Brandi cole
9 years ago

Please let's save red rock!

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Gilberto Pelayo
9 years ago

Red Rock belongs rural!

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Jimmy Staple
9 years ago

SAVE RED ROCK!!!!!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

My annual tourist dollars will no longer go to Nevada/Vegas/local communities near Red Rocks, should the rural character of Red Rocks region change.

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Judy Treichel
9 years ago

You can never un-ruin it.

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Linda Johnson
9 years ago

I have lived on the west side of Las Vegas for 20 years and have been horrified by the encroachment on the beauty of Red Rock over the years. I use to be able to go up there and watch meteor showers. That ended many years ago with the development right up to the mountain where people light up the mountain like it is an accessory in their back yards. People come from around the world to rock climb there. How much more can we pollute and damage the surrounding area before it is ruined.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No more houses

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I enjoy hiking with my family often!

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noelle price
9 years ago

Profits on development only profit the big developers at the expense of the "comon" middle class. Please stop this injustice to our homeland!

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Tanner Robinson
9 years ago

Keep red rock rural

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Stephanie Rodriguez
9 years ago

Leave red rock alone

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Emily Johnson-Erday
9 years ago

There are safe and ethical ways to make a living. This is not one of them.

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Jason Mikos
9 years ago

Save Red Rocks!

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Lynn Kowalski
9 years ago

Please limit development to Red Rock.

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David Robb
9 years ago

This is my favorite area to climb. Please keep it scenic!

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Matthew Anthony O'Brien
9 years ago

Keep parks natural!!

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Natalie Kinsaul
9 years ago

Red Rocks is a treasure in the climbing community and it would be devastating to lose such a national landmark to land development. Keep Red Rocks Rural