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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Jim Decker
9 years ago

The entire area needs to be protected from development. This should not even be an issue.

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Heidi Rosen
9 years ago

Let Red Rock stay rural, no high density housing!

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Kyle Tindal
9 years ago

Please save this area from development, for all the people that visit the state and want to enjoy the natural beauty as it is. You can't build another red rocks somewhere or move it, but you sure as hell can relocate a development plan.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This should not even be an issue, preserve what nature and beauty naturally surrounds us for all to experience. Greed would mimic nature in a steel building for only the wealthy.

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Codie
9 years ago

Save RED ROCK!!

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Mary Iannotti
9 years ago

Conserve this beautiful desert ecosystem by not re-zoning the land for development.

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Laura Praderio Lynn
9 years ago

please keep this desert ecosystem protected and do not allow building in its watershed. thanks.

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Rael Rodning
9 years ago

Please leave this land undeveloped.

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Jeff Chapman
9 years ago

Red Rocks is one of the most beautiful in Nevada. Please leave it as it is. There are so many other places to develop. Once the place is developed and the effects are realized, we can never go back.

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Brandon tilton
9 years ago

Do not ruin this incredible natural resource simply for greed and profit.

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Tina Merced
9 years ago

That's a no brainer

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Keep it Rural!

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Gina kruetzkamp
9 years ago

We love climbing in Red Rocks

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Casey Mason
9 years ago

No, no no no no no!

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Arthur Page
9 years ago

Please dont do this. I would like to visit this and not have it be a strip mall.

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Trevor Bostic
9 years ago

Save the best part of Las Vegas! There is plenty of suburban sprawl already, preserve the natural beauty.

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Steve Protheroe
9 years ago

Please protect Red Rock area from development

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Torian Latiolais
9 years ago

I've enjoyed the beautiful sights and sounds of red Rock canyon and I don't think these views should be ruined with housing developments.

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Paul O'Brien-Kelly
9 years ago

Outdoor recreation and ecological conservation are becoming more crucial in our society. Please respect the Canyon in its current state, it's truly a gem!

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Brandi vincent
9 years ago

No more building near red rock! Keep it natural there's enough growth don't ruin our land