Red Rocks is a beautiful area, and it would be an awful loss to pervert it with urban development.
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Jennifer Andersen
9 years ago
The beauty of the Red Rock area is a gift from nature, a tourist attraction, and a nature enthusiasts paradise. Spoiling this with more homes would be a shame.
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Paulie Abissi
9 years ago
With the petroglyphs on the rocks this area is sacred ground to the Native Americans. The beauty of the park would drastically drop of even a single home were built in the center of the park.
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Kelly Canney
9 years ago
For the love of God do not disrupt the peacefulness of Red Rock. Do not build homes on concervation land!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Is this a current issuee or a recirculated one from 2010-ish?
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Nicholas Koch
9 years ago
Please, please leave Red Rock as undeveloped as possible. The place is a wonderful refuge from the chaos of the city and I do not believe it is in the public interest to build this development.
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Simon Zielinski
9 years ago
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Richard Holley
9 years ago
Save Red Rock NV
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Ryan Stefani
9 years ago
Please don't let developers profit off of the diminishing beauty that is Nevada. If developers are allowed to build houses, few will profit, many will suffer. I'm quite sure your constituents are not in favor of a few shareholders making a few more points of their natural resources. Please don't sell our future for a few campaign contributions!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Red Rock is worth more than houses. Protect it!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We can't get places like this back once they're gone. Doing anything less than preserving it as it is would be a moral travesty and insult to future generations. Its rather disgusting that this is even an issue. This is legislatures and business people seeking temporary fortune at the expense of the millions of Americans who enjoy our county's natural places.
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Tracy Foster
9 years ago
Building houses will ruin the land. It will destroy the beauty of Red Rock. Save Red Rock!
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Daniel Todd
9 years ago
Please don't ruin this beautiful nature.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
No for 2 reasons: 1) Red Rock NRA should be protected at all costs. 2) Blue Diamond is the only way to access the area and the estimated extra 10,000 cars this would add to traffic on Blue Diamond would not be a good decision. The infrastructure in this southwest corner of the valley cannot handle the traffic as it is.
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Ryan Courreges
9 years ago
Developing this close to Red Rock Canyon is a terrible idea. The park has long been protected from this very sort of development and should continue to remain a wild place away from the bustle of the nearby city. Allowing development this close to the park will ruin the wild aesthetic and set a dangerous precedent for future development. We will lose a valuable natural treasure. I for one stand adamantly against this plan.
This cannot happen! Save Red Rock Canyon!
Are you kidding me? Big business pisses me off.
No development in Red Rock please! .
Red Rocks is a beautiful area, and it would be an awful loss to pervert it with urban development.
The beauty of the Red Rock area is a gift from nature, a tourist attraction, and a nature enthusiasts paradise. Spoiling this with more homes would be a shame.
With the petroglyphs on the rocks this area is sacred ground to the Native Americans. The beauty of the park would drastically drop of even a single home were built in the center of the park.
For the love of God do not disrupt the peacefulness of Red Rock. Do not build homes on concervation land!
Is this a current issuee or a recirculated one from 2010-ish?
Please, please leave Red Rock as undeveloped as possible. The place is a wonderful refuge from the chaos of the city and I do not believe it is in the public interest to build this development.
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Save Red Rock NV
Please don't let developers profit off of the diminishing beauty that is Nevada. If developers are allowed to build houses, few will profit, many will suffer. I'm quite sure your constituents are not in favor of a few shareholders making a few more points of their natural resources. Please don't sell our future for a few campaign contributions!
Red Rock is worth more than houses. Protect it!
We can't get places like this back once they're gone. Doing anything less than preserving it as it is would be a moral travesty and insult to future generations. Its rather disgusting that this is even an issue. This is legislatures and business people seeking temporary fortune at the expense of the millions of Americans who enjoy our county's natural places.
Building houses will ruin the land. It will destroy the beauty of Red Rock. Save Red Rock!
Please don't ruin this beautiful nature.
No for 2 reasons: 1) Red Rock NRA should be protected at all costs. 2) Blue Diamond is the only way to access the area and the estimated extra 10,000 cars this would add to traffic on Blue Diamond would not be a good decision. The infrastructure in this southwest corner of the valley cannot handle the traffic as it is.
Developing this close to Red Rock Canyon is a terrible idea. The park has long been protected from this very sort of development and should continue to remain a wild place away from the bustle of the nearby city. Allowing development this close to the park will ruin the wild aesthetic and set a dangerous precedent for future development. We will lose a valuable natural treasure. I for one stand adamantly against this plan.
NO
Enough is enough