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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Heidi Perry
9 years ago

Even in Washington we dream of going to Vegas just to go to Red Rock area. This development would forever ruin the experience.

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Ryan Shevlane
9 years ago

Please protect this beautiful corner of Southern Nevada from pointless greed and development!

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Kelli Krieger
9 years ago

Red Rock Canyon has an amazing spiritual energy that touches everyone and everything. Please consider the wildlife that make Red Rock their home.

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Heather Criswell
9 years ago

This needs to stop! There are thousands of homes that are EMPTY in the valley!

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Rhonda La Cour
9 years ago

Don't let special interests and corporate greed destroy our God given natural sanctuary here in the great state of Nevada.

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Stefanie Eigen
9 years ago

How are developers allowed to keep expanding when we are concerned with water and the impact on the environment?? Seems like greed is the influence.

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Robert Davis
9 years ago

Please consider the enduring value of our natural environment and preserve it for future generations to enjoy.

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Phillip Way
9 years ago

For everyone's benefit. Leave the area alone.

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Laura Campbell
9 years ago

No more development - Redrock Canyon needs to remain rural. We hike and run the area often, it's gorgeous. Whenever we have visitors come to Las Vegas, we are so proud to show them this classic natural beauty.

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Jacqueline Cali
9 years ago

My favorite place in Las Vegas and a sanctuary to so many people and animals.

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Gregory S Caruso ESQ
9 years ago

Red Rock has historically been a place to escape Sin City, with the Strip visible long off in the distance from the top of Bridge Mountain or Mt. Wilson at night, and the pilar of light emanating from the Luxor stretching beyond the stars. An adventurer can just barely make out landmarks such as the Stratosphere and the Linq separated by an expanse of blackness and stars. A few seldom lights exhist in Blue Diamond and Bonnie Springs; however, expansion has been limited by Red Rock's boundary. Let us not forget our mistakes in allowing housing slabs to be build in Calico Basin that Red Rock was forced to expand and absorb. The eyesores are still present within the newly expanded conservation area. Must we further encroach upon this sacred wilderness before we realize its real value? Must D. C. exercise a pen stroke to prevent our endless sabotage of our very own wilderness? That has been the status quo. why not repeat the same mistakes?

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Liliana
9 years ago

What's wrong you guys red rocks looks beautiful the way it's

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Kelly Anderson
9 years ago

Born and raised since 1973 . Enough already .. Stop building and start making older neighborhoods better again.

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Brian Finer
9 years ago

There's plenty of free land that will not infringe on Red Rock. Go there!

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Jeff DePew
9 years ago

If you allow building at Red Rock, you do not truly represent the people of Clark County.

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Stephanie Shelton
9 years ago

Please leave it alone and preserve its beauty

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Gilbert Mata
9 years ago

Save red rock

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Lauren Capezzuto
9 years ago

Leave us & our grandchildren some Beauty in this concrete madness we live in...Look were greed is getting this country don't let red rock fall into the hands of greed... It's ours as a CPU unity as a country not just a few who want to nane money on it or the few that have the money to take it away from the rest of us

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please, no more development in red rock!!

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Kevin Kanzelman
9 years ago

Please prevent further development in the Red Rock and Blue Diamond areas. Please keep this land protected and in as much of a natural state as possible.