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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Feng gao
7 years ago

Keep red rock As the last Sanctuary Of the Serenity of our community. Stop building houses there

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Follow Boulder Colorado’s example. Open space is essential to beautiful communities. Too much damage has already been done here by greedy developers as they pack homes on top of one another. Red Rock and the surrounding area must be kept in its natural state. Build elsewhere. Listen to the people.

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Shannon Anderson
7 years ago

No No No!

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Ana Ventura
7 years ago

All should be able to enjoy

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Janice Stoffel
7 years ago

No Commercial builders in Red Rock!!!

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Raymond Saldana
7 years ago

Red Rock deserves to stay in peace and not allow for the scenery to be blocked by more developments in the community.

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Anushka Ahmed
7 years ago

save the rocks!!

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Veronica Fiscus
7 years ago

Leave Red Rock alone!

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Chayanne Odullo
7 years ago

PLEASE SAVE

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kailie giebink
7 years ago

pls save it

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Christian Colato
7 years ago

Don’t do it. Lived there all my life, it’s really pretty please don’t do it.

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Gage Murray
7 years ago

One of the coolest places ever, let’s save it

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Jorsch
7 years ago

!!!

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Ronnie McMaster
7 years ago

There are plenty of places to build on the south side of the city. Stop being greedy.

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Aiste Cechaviciute
7 years ago

We need to preserve the natural splendor of this unique desert for everyone to enjoy, not just the few who will be able to afford the houses with a great view.

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Andrea Renaissance
7 years ago

Protect all animals both Great and small and PROTECT ALL NATURE!

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Andrea Renaissance
7 years ago

Protect all animals both Great and small and PROTECT ALL NATURE!

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Angela Haas
7 years ago

Red Rocks is a very unique place that has already seen multiple impacts from urban expansion. The natural beauty of the area is cherished by people from around the world. Once the solitude and wild feeling is gone, we can never get it back. Please keep red rocks rural.

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Cory Harms
7 years ago

Keep red rock rural!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The natural beauty of the Red Rocks conservation area is the main reason I have visited 2 - 3 times a year for many years now and this development would greatly detract from that experience. If this were to proceed I would seriously rethink Las Vegas as a regular travel destination.