Keep Red Rock Rural

Please don't build houses!

Don't build in Red Rocks!

Please preserve this beautiful and magical place. It is a sanctuary amid the chaos of Las Vegas.

Please don't develop here and ruin this small piece of paradise.

I cannot imagine this beautiful recreational area being marred by housing development. This is a terrible idea! I come to NV just to recreate here. I would stop coming if the park turned into a housing development. It's shameful this is even coming to a vote!

Do not let the development of homes of any kind in here. You will forever destroy the natural landscape and beauty and wild life and forever make an Eye Sore and also turn away lots of visitors and drive business down

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Now why would you go and do something like this?

Red Rocks is a treasure that should never be burried!

Please protect red rock canyon and prohibit further development

There is plenty of blm land all around the valley to accommodate such development. Red Rock Canyon is a much loved and cherished refuge from the current sprawl of the city. Please keep red rock canyon reserved for recreation and as a preserve!

Build the houses somewhere else! This area is irreplaceable.

keep this desert pristine! Recreation is much needed in Las Vegas and there is not a lot of it

Keep it wild!

We don't need to continue expanding into what little nature Las Vegas has.

Please preserve the best asset we have available to us as Las Vegans. A short-term gain in expansion of housing is nothing compared to the long-term travesty of ruining this precious and valuable area.

Our local club makes a trip to red rock every year. We value the pristine nature of the park and this development would definitely impact our enjoyment of the environment. The purpose of these parks is to protect and conserve the area to minimize our footprint, not allow human developent.

Please save my favorite climbing area.

I visit, climb and spend money in Vegas on at least several times per year. The impact on further development in Red Rocks is significant and would strongly discourage this initiative.

I was able to visit Red Rock when I stayed at my sister's house in Vegas a couple years ago. I look forward to going back and going there to get away from the city. I hope development is limited in that region so the area can stay more like wilderness