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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Kelly Fontes
9 years ago

NO TO JIM RHODES, if it to be built let Summerlin take it over.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Keep this beautiful area the way it is!

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Shane bates
9 years ago

Do not develop this land!

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Marc Yamamoto
9 years ago

Keep redrocks wild.

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Bill Clayton
9 years ago

I visit when I travel. LEAVE IT BE.

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Anitarece Young
9 years ago

This is a terrible idea, please build elsewhere.

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Mike williams
9 years ago

The scenic beauty of red rock is why I travel there from my home in West Virginia. The value of red rock is the open area and lack of city vibe. Please do not allow rezoning in this beautiful unspoiled area!

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Dan Carusi
9 years ago

As a climber, this is very disturbing but more importantly is the devastation to the environment and eco-system. Urban sprawl is way out of control and needs to stop with Red Rock

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Fioux
9 years ago

Don't built there. PLEASE.

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Greg Choat
9 years ago

Keep our open spaces. The Red Rock area should not be touched. And whatever leverage Rhodes has over the County needs to be dealt with once and for all.

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David Hause
9 years ago

Keep it wild!

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Jayson Stutsman
9 years ago

We have enough vacant homes and buisnesses that could use the money for renovation. Las Vegas needs to focus on what we have already. Money is not everything... keep out land beautiful for everyone to enjoy.

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Amanda Dubinin
9 years ago

Leave it alone!

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Amy Villareale
9 years ago

I am a native Las Vegan and Red Rock has been my playground, my spiritual respite, a place where I taught my children the importance of respecting nature. I will do my part in protecting this beautiful place that means so much to me, my family, Las Vegas, the state of Nevada and our country...

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Terrence Sheridan
9 years ago

Save Red!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I go on vacation twice a year to Red Rocks. That brings money to lots of local businesses. If Red Rocks gets developed, I will be spending my disposable income elsewhere, probably Utah. I think there are a lot of others who feel the same way! Thanks for listening.

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Debora Halbert
9 years ago

As someone who has enjoyed traveling to the Red Rock Canyon area over the last decade and seen the expansive growth that has already happened, please don't continue it -- there isn't enough water in Nevada to keep up with the unthinking and unsustainable growth. The area has intrinsic value as it is -- please let it be.

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Katie Jarvis
9 years ago

Save Red Rock!

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Dianne Sperry
9 years ago

Please save this beautiful area! It provides tourism dollars and needed outdoor recreation and for both visitors and residents. We've enjoyed watching meteor showers here - the night skies will be devastated with this development. Please save this rare and beautiful area for us and future generations!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Some places are meant to stayargely uninhabited for the sake of. Natural. Beauty, education, receeation and mother nature.