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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This place should be a national park! There's plenty of other already developed areas to add to, leave the beautiful natural areas alone!

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Win Haas
9 years ago

We need wild land!

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Patrick
9 years ago

Stop intruding upon what is already beautiful, is already enough and is already been designed for all to enjoy.

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Jeremy
9 years ago

I, and many other Denver friends visit vegas only to go rock climbing. The development of houses would ruin the unique red rock area that is a one of a kind destination. Its beauty, pristine setting, and ruggedness keep us coming back for more and should be preserved for future generations.

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Linda simon
9 years ago

Please protect Red Rock. My husband and I visit Vegas because of red rock. No development!

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Cody Stiber
9 years ago

This is disgusting. How dare they even be allowed to even think of such a project.

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Rich Koehler
9 years ago

Please do not ruin the last best thing about Las Vegas.

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Herve Bertho
9 years ago

Please preserve this place. Make it a National Park.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Quebec.

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Robert Scott
9 years ago

Build up not out

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Craig Holloway
9 years ago

Please save Red Rocks natural beauty for future generations. It's a national treasure!

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Nathan Heck
9 years ago

Red Rocks is such a beautiful and amazing place, it should be saved for the millions of people who visit each year.

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Collin Kielty
9 years ago

The desert is no place for development.

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Vimcent des rochers
9 years ago

I have been there years ago. It Should be a national monument

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This fragile, beautiful open space is a TREASURE and needs as much protection and buffer from development as possible. It's the right thing to do! Not a question.

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Skip LeMay
9 years ago

This is ridiculous

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Lynn Evenson
9 years ago

The first two times I came to Red Rocks to climb, Las Vegas was at least 10 miles away. The last time I was there, spring of 2015, it was only 1.5 miles away. That is too close. Stop the development where it is. Now.

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Arthur Beckman
9 years ago

Much of the unique beauty of the park derives from its current isolation from urban clutter, noise and traffic. This development would ruin an American treasure.

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David pugh
9 years ago

Preserve this special treasure

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Save Red Rock PLEASE!