Please keep this beautiful place wild. It's the only thing worth visiting in Las Vegas. We don't need any more casinos or shopping malls.
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Julie McKinney
9 years ago
Keep red rock sacred!
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Michael Strane
9 years ago
The question I have is what is the occupancy rate in LV. Last I saw it was flooded with vacant homes. This is a blatant money grab from developers and not conducive to sustainable, smart growth or water management. Not to mention essentially ruining one of LVs few non-gaming related tourist attractions.
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Kyle King
9 years ago
There are plenty of empty homes and new one being built all over. No reason to take away from how amazing Red Rock is.
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Chris Kalman
9 years ago
Red Rocks is fine as it is. Don't mess it up like everything else in Southern Nevada.
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Ryan Lewis
9 years ago
Protect this area from development.
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Sophia Troyer
9 years ago
I go hiking there all the time! Why can't people build their crap on some other area?
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Brent Slings
9 years ago
Leave this area alone....don't rezone
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Austin Wade
9 years ago
Save red rock
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Ian gonzales
9 years ago
Keep red rock rural!!
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Samia farrukh
9 years ago
Go develop somewhere else like Paraumph or north Las Vegas but not red rock
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Mary Kate File
9 years ago
Red Rock Canyon is not only beautiful, but it's also an important wildlife area that needs to be preserved as has been for years. Raping more of our precious North American land is never the answer to anything.
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Lauren c
9 years ago
This is ridiculous. Once you destroy our open land you can't get it back. Save our space and landmarks. No housing.
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Nicolas c Smith
9 years ago
Always save and protect natural areas
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Tim Heine
9 years ago
Let the rocks be!!!
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Samantha Perry
9 years ago
Please leave Red Rocks and the surrounding area pristine. It is a beautiful natural landscape that should be protected. Many tourists and locals that go to Las Vegas may also be drawn to Red Rocks to seek what Vegas cannot provide- a connection to nature, our spirit, and our primal roots as humans.
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Katie Mitchell
9 years ago
We need to preserve the beauty of nature and think of the impact we have on our world. Let's not destroy the beautiful environment we were created in.
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Emily Swett
9 years ago
Why are you trying to ruin one of the oldest examples of sedentary in the world? Do you not realize what a natural wonder/ phenomenon Red Rock Canyon is?
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Roberta Andruska
9 years ago
Please keep Red Rock free of new development. People need the wide open spaces and wild places.
Save the wilderness!
Please keep this beautiful place wild. It's the only thing worth visiting in Las Vegas. We don't need any more casinos or shopping malls.
Keep red rock sacred!
The question I have is what is the occupancy rate in LV. Last I saw it was flooded with vacant homes. This is a blatant money grab from developers and not conducive to sustainable, smart growth or water management. Not to mention essentially ruining one of LVs few non-gaming related tourist attractions.
There are plenty of empty homes and new one being built all over. No reason to take away from how amazing Red Rock is.
Red Rocks is fine as it is. Don't mess it up like everything else in Southern Nevada.
Protect this area from development.
I go hiking there all the time! Why can't people build their crap on some other area?
Leave this area alone....don't rezone
Save red rock
Keep red rock rural!!
Go develop somewhere else like Paraumph or north Las Vegas but not red rock
Red Rock Canyon is not only beautiful, but it's also an important wildlife area that needs to be preserved as has been for years. Raping more of our precious North American land is never the answer to anything.
This is ridiculous. Once you destroy our open land you can't get it back. Save our space and landmarks. No housing.
Always save and protect natural areas
Let the rocks be!!!
Please leave Red Rocks and the surrounding area pristine. It is a beautiful natural landscape that should be protected. Many tourists and locals that go to Las Vegas may also be drawn to Red Rocks to seek what Vegas cannot provide- a connection to nature, our spirit, and our primal roots as humans.
We need to preserve the beauty of nature and think of the impact we have on our world. Let's not destroy the beautiful environment we were created in.
Why are you trying to ruin one of the oldest examples of sedentary in the world? Do you not realize what a natural wonder/ phenomenon Red Rock Canyon is?
Please keep Red Rock free of new development. People need the wide open spaces and wild places.