There is a balance between progress and preservation. This is just blatant development ploy with no consideration for the resources. Not in Red Rock!
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Russell York
9 years ago
Exfill is a temporary solution. Infill building and development is essential -- urban sprawl necessarily stresses power and water grids, increases greenhouse gasses due to increased use of cars over distance, and spoils more of our diminishing nature. Make a decision we can respect ourselves for in the future!
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Matthew Connors
9 years ago
This high density development would detract from the beauty of Red Rock Canyon National conversation area as well as be a negative impact on the ecosystem, environment, and a drain on the dwindling water resources here in Clark county. There is absolutely no reason a development like this one should be permitted by Clark county.
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Mark Ruhmann
9 years ago
Do not rezone.
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Wesley Wohlford
9 years ago
Keep the wild wild.
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Lexie Rainey
9 years ago
SAVE RED ROCK
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Jude Bischoff
9 years ago
Keep Red Rock Wild Please. I ran into 32 mountain goats when I was descending from a climb there one day. It is their home and they do not want to look at an ugly housing development.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We have too many housing developments (especially in a desert where lawns and pools are not meant to exist, and far too few wild (or even semi wild) places left. Save red Rock!!
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Maxwell rosenberg
9 years ago
There are lots of places to build houses but only one Red Rocks. No new construction.
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Lauren Bradley
9 years ago
It's a beautiful place full of so much life, Summerlin has enough homes and space as is. Keep Red Rock for the beauty and for the love of nature.
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Ian navarro
9 years ago
Red rocks Nevada it's much better as a recreational area. Let's take some pride in this natural space and keep it just that.
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Jeremy Williamson
9 years ago
Please save red rock!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
C'mon...houses? Really. I'm not a resident of the Vegas area, but as a tourist who loves the Red Rock area and supports its surrounding businesses and lodges, I'll take my tourist dollars elsewhere. Keep houses out of RR, and keep it the natural draw that it is.
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Connor Roberts
9 years ago
It is wrong to take over nature for housing.
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Kyler Vanater
9 years ago
Red Rock Canyon is one of the best parts of living in Las Vegas and it should not be taken away from us
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Erin Turner
9 years ago
Beautiful country needs to be valued more than the bottom line. The conservation and recreation in this region needs to be preserved.
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Michael Marshall
9 years ago
Keep the wild wild!
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Dan
9 years ago
This place is beautiful and remote. Do not tarnish that with big buildings as the smell of stale cigarettes.
There is a balance between progress and preservation. This is just blatant development ploy with no consideration for the resources. Not in Red Rock!
Exfill is a temporary solution. Infill building and development is essential -- urban sprawl necessarily stresses power and water grids, increases greenhouse gasses due to increased use of cars over distance, and spoils more of our diminishing nature. Make a decision we can respect ourselves for in the future!
This high density development would detract from the beauty of Red Rock Canyon National conversation area as well as be a negative impact on the ecosystem, environment, and a drain on the dwindling water resources here in Clark county. There is absolutely no reason a development like this one should be permitted by Clark county.
Do not rezone.
Keep the wild wild.
SAVE RED ROCK
Keep Red Rock Wild Please. I ran into 32 mountain goats when I was descending from a climb there one day. It is their home and they do not want to look at an ugly housing development.
We have too many housing developments (especially in a desert where lawns and pools are not meant to exist, and far too few wild (or even semi wild) places left. Save red Rock!!
There are lots of places to build houses but only one Red Rocks. No new construction.
It's a beautiful place full of so much life, Summerlin has enough homes and space as is. Keep Red Rock for the beauty and for the love of nature.
Red rocks Nevada it's much better as a recreational area. Let's take some pride in this natural space and keep it just that.
Please save red rock!
C'mon...houses? Really. I'm not a resident of the Vegas area, but as a tourist who loves the Red Rock area and supports its surrounding businesses and lodges, I'll take my tourist dollars elsewhere. Keep houses out of RR, and keep it the natural draw that it is.
It is wrong to take over nature for housing.
Red Rock Canyon is one of the best parts of living in Las Vegas and it should not be taken away from us
Beautiful country needs to be valued more than the bottom line. The conservation and recreation in this region needs to be preserved.
Keep the wild wild!
This place is beautiful and remote. Do not tarnish that with big buildings as the smell of stale cigarettes.
Keep Red Rock Natural
Stop this now ....