Is this for real? Isn't this a nature preserve! A National Park! That land is sacred too!
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Timothy Bemrich
9 years ago
Please don't develope this beautiful land, it can never be restored.
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Tiffany Tanner
9 years ago
Save red rock ♡ our natural wonders of the world are near and dear to my heart
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Leonard Rodriguez
9 years ago
Red Rock is one of the many limited nature sites we have to show off to others and claim ours, and we must protect it from whatever anyone wants of it.
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Cathleen McBroom
9 years ago
Please leave Red Rock the way it is. This town needs activities besides the strip. This is a great place for locals and visors to explore and hang out. Do not let houses and other business be built here. Lots of open space available.
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Angileen
9 years ago
Please save Red Rocks!!
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Daniel Brazil
9 years ago
Please do not allow development in or near red rocks. It is a precious resource and will only be degraded by the construction of unnecessary residential development off for the sake of money and greed
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save red rocks!
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Susan Spriggs
9 years ago
I have lived in las vegas since 1991. There is absolutely no justifiable reason to develop anywhere near Red Rock. The whole area should be protected for the wildlife as well as the humans. Development in this area is a strictly greed induced plan. There are plenty of other options for development. It would be far more beneficial to Las Vegas in the long run to honor the wilderness around us as one of our greatest strengths and a sad sad detriment to this city to desecrate it in this fashion
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Red Rock is a treasure. It would be a shame to lose such a beauty
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Cody Bradford
9 years ago
I come here for the mountains. I earn them as do any people who climb or hike in these canyons. You can't just sell this experience, people must earn that view.
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Toni Gordon
9 years ago
Leave nature alone!!!
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Curt Chesney
9 years ago
We have been climbing in Red Rock Canyon for 25 years. Please don't destroy this beautiful place.
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Katelyn Hohl
9 years ago
SAVE MOTHER NATURE!!!
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Brandon Gibson
9 years ago
I hiked here only a few times, but I love having somewhere to go that's pure nature.
Well, mostly pure. Don't touch Red Rock.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Rhodes is the prick of pricks....He is a developer who screws over his clients...Don't trust 'Lonesome Rhodes' (Andy Griffith, "Face in the Crowd') Rhodes is back again after screwing over the people of Arizona on his developments thee. He has tried over and over to develop what needs not be developed.
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Mike Soucy
9 years ago
Red Rock is a destination for locals to enjoy their home city and for tourists to enjoy while visiting Las Vegas. Compromising this resource with yet another subdivision is a shortsighted move that will alter this unique environment forever. Consider carefully the implications of this plan!
Preserve all that makes our country beautiful.
Don't!
Hell no. Shut this nonsense down.
Is this for real? Isn't this a nature preserve! A National Park! That land is sacred too!
Please don't develope this beautiful land, it can never be restored.
Save red rock ♡ our natural wonders of the world are near and dear to my heart
Red Rock is one of the many limited nature sites we have to show off to others and claim ours, and we must protect it from whatever anyone wants of it.
Please leave Red Rock the way it is. This town needs activities besides the strip. This is a great place for locals and visors to explore and hang out. Do not let houses and other business be built here. Lots of open space available.
Please save Red Rocks!!
Please do not allow development in or near red rocks. It is a precious resource and will only be degraded by the construction of unnecessary residential development off for the sake of money and greed
Save red rocks!
I have lived in las vegas since 1991. There is absolutely no justifiable reason to develop anywhere near Red Rock. The whole area should be protected for the wildlife as well as the humans. Development in this area is a strictly greed induced plan. There are plenty of other options for development. It would be far more beneficial to Las Vegas in the long run to honor the wilderness around us as one of our greatest strengths and a sad sad detriment to this city to desecrate it in this fashion
Red Rock is a treasure. It would be a shame to lose such a beauty
I come here for the mountains. I earn them as do any people who climb or hike in these canyons. You can't just sell this experience, people must earn that view.
Leave nature alone!!!
We have been climbing in Red Rock Canyon for 25 years. Please don't destroy this beautiful place.
SAVE MOTHER NATURE!!!
I hiked here only a few times, but I love having somewhere to go that's pure nature. Well, mostly pure. Don't touch Red Rock.
Rhodes is the prick of pricks....He is a developer who screws over his clients...Don't trust 'Lonesome Rhodes' (Andy Griffith, "Face in the Crowd') Rhodes is back again after screwing over the people of Arizona on his developments thee. He has tried over and over to develop what needs not be developed.
Red Rock is a destination for locals to enjoy their home city and for tourists to enjoy while visiting Las Vegas. Compromising this resource with yet another subdivision is a shortsighted move that will alter this unique environment forever. Consider carefully the implications of this plan!