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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Adam Schenk
9 years ago

Please no

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Jesse mcilwraith
9 years ago

This cant happen

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Min Ji Lee
9 years ago

Red Rock is a regularly frequented climbing area let's not ruin the natural scene

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Jamison Burt
9 years ago

I regularly climb in this area. world class landscape.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please do not change this area! 8 love climbing here and I would like to see it protected for future generations!

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Robert Kennerson
9 years ago

Please keep Red Rocks protected and wild. It's the right thing to do.

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Seven Goldschmidt
9 years ago

As an avid backpacker and rock climber I think it would be a shame to see this amazing piece of American wilderness marred by subdivisions and roads. It is a truly one of a kind area that needs to be preserved.

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Kalen Glenn
9 years ago

Keep red rocks the way it is. No development!

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Arthur Dvortsen
9 years ago

How dare they develop houses in a national treasure like red rock!? The area outside the canyon is barely out of its development slump. what the hell is wrong with people?!

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Keith Kastama
9 years ago

Houses are lame, rocks are cool.

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John daniels
9 years ago

This is nuts

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Gabriel Rowe
9 years ago

This is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. Please do not compromise this place, that is meant for the many, for the benefit of the few.

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Craig Erbach
9 years ago

Vegas has too many empty homes and plenty of other places for speculators to build homes. You'all never be able to undo this if you build this new development. Red rocks is Vegas greatest resource. Don't ruin it!

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Jason clark
9 years ago

Save red rock

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Andy rossway
9 years ago

Keep red rocks remote and wild, it's Nevadas (and arguably the southwests) greatest park

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please keep Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area safe from development. Its a conservation area that supports both wildlife conservation and recreational opportunities.

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Greg Paul
9 years ago

Our posterity needs open space not pavement!

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Case Turner
9 years ago

NOT GONNA HAPPEN!

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Nancy Emerick
9 years ago

I urge you to keep this beautiful land out of the control and destruction of developers.