There are plenty of other areas outside of Las Vegas. Why choose the most beautiful and precious outdoor haven?
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Sue Frye
9 years ago
This request needs to be turned down. We do not need 10,000 or more people on that beautiful road.
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Gabriela Rodriguez
9 years ago
Stop ruining nature !!
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Oliver Richman
9 years ago
Red Rocks is a non renewable resource, think about it!
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Jim Haber
9 years ago
The development plan makes no sense at all if you consider the common good. Only personal greed can be motivating this, and that shouldn't be good enough!
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Breanna hernandez
9 years ago
Keep red rock rural.
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Aisha Ahmad-Post
9 years ago
Dear Clark County Commissioners,
The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is known nationally and internationally for its unique beauty and recreational opportunities. As we celebrate the centennial of the National Park Service - and with it, our commitment to preserving our natural heritage - please keep Red Rock Canyon as is, free of non-rural development.
Most sincerely,
Aisha Ahmad-Post
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Emma bernard
9 years ago
Lived in Vegas and worked for our NPS. Keep red rocks rule! There are many other areas to develope. Including all the vacant housing at lake Las Vegas
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Konrad Broock
9 years ago
I am a realtor so you think I would be for the expansion of housing but this proposal simply is a bad idea. RR is one of the traits that make Vegas such a unique and beautiful place. It's the first thing I tell visitors that they have to see. Tarnishing that gorgeous landscape will not only be an eyesore but will hurt the natural wildlife. I say NO WAY!
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John Costakis
9 years ago
Please Do Not Ruin such a beautiful, pure, and natural habitat we as Las Vegas Nevada citizen's truly cherish and love. Mother Nature is design to grow and be abundant on her own... knocking down these beautiful mountains, clearing space for un-natural habitats to attempt to coexist will one, ruin the nature flow and cycle of this ecosystem,.. Two, decrease massive if not all space & opportunity for hikers,rock climbers & sight seekers... I ask you kindly to please seriously reconsider what you are doing....
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Joelle Beachler
9 years ago
We should keep red rock in its natural beautiful state not let businesses and houses and casinos be built on it . Red rock should be preserved and chereishes for all its beauty and on top of that any animals and insects that live there will be pushed out of their homes and that would be unexecptable.
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Jina Algarin
9 years ago
Please don't ruin such a beautiful place just to build something that's just going to be demolished within a few years.
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Pat Haggard
9 years ago
It's ashamed that such a beautiful landmark is being considered to be destroyed. This is such a relaxing beauty to everyone who has enjoyed camping and climbing there.
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Emily Gonseth
9 years ago
When we keep preserved areas the way they are everyone can enjoy them for there beauty and an escape from the city.
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Paul Weid
9 years ago
Leave residential, commercial, and industrial development out of Red Rock, please! What are you thinking? Greed?
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Why destroy a thing of natural beauty and joy for many especially as they become less available? Go develop somewhere else.
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Rafael Jara Simkin
9 years ago
I have had amazing experiences at Red Rock, with old friends and made new friends, hiking and climbing there. Parks are what make America incredible, and once we start building over them we will be slowly deteriorating some of the last beautiful gems of this world. Stop this now. There is no excuse, economic or other.
Save the rocks!
There are plenty of other areas outside of Las Vegas. Why choose the most beautiful and precious outdoor haven?
This request needs to be turned down. We do not need 10,000 or more people on that beautiful road.
Stop ruining nature !!
Red Rocks is a non renewable resource, think about it!
The development plan makes no sense at all if you consider the common good. Only personal greed can be motivating this, and that shouldn't be good enough!
Keep red rock rural.
Dear Clark County Commissioners, The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is known nationally and internationally for its unique beauty and recreational opportunities. As we celebrate the centennial of the National Park Service - and with it, our commitment to preserving our natural heritage - please keep Red Rock Canyon as is, free of non-rural development. Most sincerely, Aisha Ahmad-Post
Lived in Vegas and worked for our NPS. Keep red rocks rule! There are many other areas to develope. Including all the vacant housing at lake Las Vegas
I am a realtor so you think I would be for the expansion of housing but this proposal simply is a bad idea. RR is one of the traits that make Vegas such a unique and beautiful place. It's the first thing I tell visitors that they have to see. Tarnishing that gorgeous landscape will not only be an eyesore but will hurt the natural wildlife. I say NO WAY!
Please Do Not Ruin such a beautiful, pure, and natural habitat we as Las Vegas Nevada citizen's truly cherish and love. Mother Nature is design to grow and be abundant on her own... knocking down these beautiful mountains, clearing space for un-natural habitats to attempt to coexist will one, ruin the nature flow and cycle of this ecosystem,.. Two, decrease massive if not all space & opportunity for hikers,rock climbers & sight seekers... I ask you kindly to please seriously reconsider what you are doing....
We should keep red rock in its natural beautiful state not let businesses and houses and casinos be built on it . Red rock should be preserved and chereishes for all its beauty and on top of that any animals and insects that live there will be pushed out of their homes and that would be unexecptable.
Please don't ruin such a beautiful place just to build something that's just going to be demolished within a few years.
It's ashamed that such a beautiful landmark is being considered to be destroyed. This is such a relaxing beauty to everyone who has enjoyed camping and climbing there.
When we keep preserved areas the way they are everyone can enjoy them for there beauty and an escape from the city.
Leave residential, commercial, and industrial development out of Red Rock, please! What are you thinking? Greed?
Why destroy a thing of natural beauty and joy for many especially as they become less available? Go develop somewhere else.
I have had amazing experiences at Red Rock, with old friends and made new friends, hiking and climbing there. Parks are what make America incredible, and once we start building over them we will be slowly deteriorating some of the last beautiful gems of this world. Stop this now. There is no excuse, economic or other.
NO!
Preservation, not exploitation.