I've only been there once climbing but even I realize that Red Rocks is a beautiful place that shouldn't have houses tainting its natural awesomeness!!
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Aaron Jurasevich
9 years ago
Save RR!
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Julie Geng
9 years ago
My sister lives in Vegas and I go down there to climb a few times a year. I love how you can be climbing there and not even notice how close you are to the city. Please keep it that way!!
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MARY D WAMMACK
9 years ago
The beauty of Red Rock isn't just the ground under one's feet--but the vistas into and out of the conservation area. As described in the Clark County Environmentally Sensitive Lands Advisory Committee Report the aesthetic value of the Red Rock area is deserving of protection. Please do not allow a developer to profit at the expense of all of those who value--and will in the future value--this natural treasure.
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Alejandro
9 years ago
#SaveRedRock
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Daniel Ramos
9 years ago
This is by far favorite climbing destination. You can't ruin that natural beauty.
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Alexander Miles Whitnah
9 years ago
Don't
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Bronson MacDonald
9 years ago
Preserve and conserve! Please dont build near such a treasured area! There's plenty of homes out ther already. Think about buying up rundown neighborhoods, rebuilding substantial homes and help people who need a place to reside!
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Samuel Leeman
9 years ago
Don't develop nature.
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James
9 years ago
Please please leave open spaces for the next generations - this is a horrible idea that will effect the beauty and the outdoor economy of the area.
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Reed Rombough
9 years ago
There's plenty of room for expansion outside of Las Vegas that doesn't involve the acquisition of Public Lands or destruction of incredible landscapes.
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Gina Mortimer
9 years ago
It should be protected, no question. Protect these lands from profit and development. Our undeveloped land is precious along with the wildlife and natural environment in this area.
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Rachel Pollock
9 years ago
NOOOOOOOO
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Nick Wright
9 years ago
Red Rock must remain as rural as possible.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Let the wild things be!
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James jacoshenk
9 years ago
Don't take away our beloved red rocks!!
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John Joutras
9 years ago
The United States has done itself favors in the past for seeing its natural resources as a long-term asset. Please don't cash that in for short-term gains.
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Brian McIlvain
9 years ago
Please don't do this to Red Rocks! There are so many places to put houses that are not right next to such natural beauty!
Keep Red Rock as it is.
No need for homes to be there!
I've only been there once climbing but even I realize that Red Rocks is a beautiful place that shouldn't have houses tainting its natural awesomeness!!
Save RR!
My sister lives in Vegas and I go down there to climb a few times a year. I love how you can be climbing there and not even notice how close you are to the city. Please keep it that way!!
The beauty of Red Rock isn't just the ground under one's feet--but the vistas into and out of the conservation area. As described in the Clark County Environmentally Sensitive Lands Advisory Committee Report the aesthetic value of the Red Rock area is deserving of protection. Please do not allow a developer to profit at the expense of all of those who value--and will in the future value--this natural treasure.
#SaveRedRock
This is by far favorite climbing destination. You can't ruin that natural beauty.
Don't
Preserve and conserve! Please dont build near such a treasured area! There's plenty of homes out ther already. Think about buying up rundown neighborhoods, rebuilding substantial homes and help people who need a place to reside!
Don't develop nature.
Please please leave open spaces for the next generations - this is a horrible idea that will effect the beauty and the outdoor economy of the area.
There's plenty of room for expansion outside of Las Vegas that doesn't involve the acquisition of Public Lands or destruction of incredible landscapes.
It should be protected, no question. Protect these lands from profit and development. Our undeveloped land is precious along with the wildlife and natural environment in this area.
NOOOOOOOO
Red Rock must remain as rural as possible.
Let the wild things be!
Don't take away our beloved red rocks!!
The United States has done itself favors in the past for seeing its natural resources as a long-term asset. Please don't cash that in for short-term gains.
Please don't do this to Red Rocks! There are so many places to put houses that are not right next to such natural beauty!