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Keep Red Rock Rural

16,560 Comments

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matias bervejillo
9 years ago

Love climbing there!

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Craig Tomon
9 years ago

Please don't tarnish this landscape by building a development here!

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Kelly Belmonte
9 years ago

We have built far enough.

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Joel Jackson
9 years ago

Please no rezoning of red rock canyon.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I am a frequent Red Rocks climber

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Mark Hanks
9 years ago

I love this area! Please don't spoil it.

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Kate Smith
9 years ago

The environment surrounding Red Rock Canyon including Blue Hills is a very special place for me. It was my first rock climbing road trip; it was my first experience with the Nevada desert; it is now a haven for me to escape the NY/NJ stress. Please leave this fragile and sacred area as it is.

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Todd Christensen
9 years ago

Vote No

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Frank Minunni
9 years ago

How does the even consider something like this!

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Jonathan Blake
9 years ago

As a lifelong Las Vegan, I've watched as our city has crept closer and closer to Red Rock Canyon. This is a national treasure. Future generations will judge us harshly if we don't protect it and say enough is enough.

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Joree Weatherly
9 years ago

Don't destroy the natural beauty of the world.

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John Inzanti
9 years ago

We're running out of natural space as it is, we can't allow this to happen. Move your ass to some metropolitan area far from the beauty of nature so we can all enjoy it the way it's supposed to be.

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Brian Luman
9 years ago

Protect our natural spaces,especially those that offer recreational opportunity. Protect land and water from. Over use in illegitimate areas.

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Whitney Erin Wagner
9 years ago

Save red rock!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please keep Red Rocks pristine!!

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Carl Miler
9 years ago

Pleas don't wall in this unique fragile treasure.

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Evan lahr
9 years ago

sfd

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Jamie Yates
9 years ago

Keep Red Rock rural!

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markus jolliff
9 years ago

Doing things 'to' the land is one way to think... Being on the land is another way to just 'be.' Remember how to just 'BE' ?

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David Merriman
9 years ago

leave it alone, there are more than enough high end housing locations in Southern Nevada