Red Rocks park would be significantly harmed by the development of this houses in such close proximity. Red Rocks is one of our national recreational treasures. PLEASE, keep it pristine for future generations.
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Vanessa S Lopez
9 years ago
Why destroy beautiful land that the public enjoys? Native born and raised in Las Vegas, hate to see the rural Vegas destroyed!
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Mason delapp
9 years ago
Seriously?
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Jonathan Schleicher
9 years ago
No reason to continue to encroach upon nature
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I recently visited red rock and have to say it would be a big shame to see such beautiful land become another suburban neighborhood that only a few get to enjoy.
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Yevgeniy Shvartsman
9 years ago
Guys, please don't allow this area to be monetized like everywhere else.
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Victoria Reiser
9 years ago
Another housing development is not needed! Save this precious wildlife!
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Jaron Latona
9 years ago
Enough! Our natural spaces are perfect as they are! Development in these spaces serves only greed! So many homeless people, and so many empty buildings and houses, and yet greedy developers just want to build more ultra-expensive houses for the wealthy. Enough is enough!
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Hayley Fife
9 years ago
Leave red rock alone!
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Julie-Ann Clyma
9 years ago
I have visited twice to climb in this beautiful place. In my opinion it would be a tragedy to allow the proposed housing development to go ahead.
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Barnaby black
9 years ago
This is my place to go to exhaust tension. To connect with nature. To breath in the wild air and listen to nothing but the wind.
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Erik Jacobsen
9 years ago
This place should remain the iconic outdoors area it has always been. Please don't overpopulated this area and ruin it.
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James Carlson
9 years ago
Keep nature natural!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The land surrounding and including Red Rock needs to be left alone and preserved!
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Annalea littleton
9 years ago
We need to pretect this special place. I have many fond memories here and I want to be able to create more. And I want others to have the same opportunity.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Wilderness preserves are being threatened all over the country. They are all national treasures and should be preserved to the best of our abilities. As such, introducing high density housing to an area as well loved and visited as Red Rock will greatly reduce the quality of experience, as well as pose a threat to the delicate ecosystems found within the preserve. More housing means more pollution in the way of exhaust, garbage, graffiti, and general disregard for nature and the treasure that wildlife areas like this represent to the people of USA and the world.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Beauty and Rural spaces are what keep us sane, and makes us better neighbors. This is an essential part of our history both past and for the future. Please keep it this way.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Don't destroy more of our national land for a structure that will be but a blip in the grand scale of time. Put it somewhere else.
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Linda Gratz
9 years ago
SAVE REDROCK!
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Adam Donovan
9 years ago
I've never been but would love to visit one day with as few structures as possible.
Red Rocks park would be significantly harmed by the development of this houses in such close proximity. Red Rocks is one of our national recreational treasures. PLEASE, keep it pristine for future generations.
Why destroy beautiful land that the public enjoys? Native born and raised in Las Vegas, hate to see the rural Vegas destroyed!
Seriously?
No reason to continue to encroach upon nature
I recently visited red rock and have to say it would be a big shame to see such beautiful land become another suburban neighborhood that only a few get to enjoy.
Guys, please don't allow this area to be monetized like everywhere else.
Another housing development is not needed! Save this precious wildlife!
Enough! Our natural spaces are perfect as they are! Development in these spaces serves only greed! So many homeless people, and so many empty buildings and houses, and yet greedy developers just want to build more ultra-expensive houses for the wealthy. Enough is enough!
Leave red rock alone!
I have visited twice to climb in this beautiful place. In my opinion it would be a tragedy to allow the proposed housing development to go ahead.
This is my place to go to exhaust tension. To connect with nature. To breath in the wild air and listen to nothing but the wind.
This place should remain the iconic outdoors area it has always been. Please don't overpopulated this area and ruin it.
Keep nature natural!
The land surrounding and including Red Rock needs to be left alone and preserved!
We need to pretect this special place. I have many fond memories here and I want to be able to create more. And I want others to have the same opportunity.
Wilderness preserves are being threatened all over the country. They are all national treasures and should be preserved to the best of our abilities. As such, introducing high density housing to an area as well loved and visited as Red Rock will greatly reduce the quality of experience, as well as pose a threat to the delicate ecosystems found within the preserve. More housing means more pollution in the way of exhaust, garbage, graffiti, and general disregard for nature and the treasure that wildlife areas like this represent to the people of USA and the world.
Beauty and Rural spaces are what keep us sane, and makes us better neighbors. This is an essential part of our history both past and for the future. Please keep it this way.
Don't destroy more of our national land for a structure that will be but a blip in the grand scale of time. Put it somewhere else.
SAVE REDROCK!
I've never been but would love to visit one day with as few structures as possible.