Please leave Red Rocks and vicinity natural for the next generations to enjoy.
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Brian Shade
9 years ago
Stop building houses where there is no water, therefore building the need to pump water to yet another desert community. It also would be ugly in such a naturally beautiful place.
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Neil Brunett
9 years ago
Why would you build anything here? Where is water coming from. It's not sustainable. Las Vegas is ridiculous enough. By all means, leave the wild horses and burros alone, and go somewhere else.
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Dave
9 years ago
No to destroying our treasures
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Peter Cole
9 years ago
Profit is temporary, the land is forever. Not in Red Rock Please & Thank You.
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Ian Mikolaj
9 years ago
No houses please and thanks
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Colleen McKiernan
9 years ago
There are so many other places to build. Please do not build there.
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Maura Fay
9 years ago
This would be a travesty!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please save this.
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Samuel GOlden
9 years ago
please do not allow building on this area, it should be kept natural.
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Josh Pearlman
9 years ago
I am a rock climbing guide at Red Rock Conservation Area.
It would be terrible to see the beautiful desert landscape marred by track homes, or any development for that matter.
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Ross Macfarlane
9 years ago
Red Rock is a national treasure and a draw for climbers, hikers, and nature lovers from around the world. Please don't allow more development to encroach on this unique area.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I could not imagine homes across from Red Rock. Keep the wild lands free!
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Tim van Vliet
9 years ago
PLEASE do not spoil this beautiful land
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Joel McCarty
9 years ago
I find Red Rocks one of the true treasures of the desert and visit several times a year. Please keep the wilderness there unspoiled
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We need to preserve our nations beautiful land and parks!
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Paul Wherry
9 years ago
Don't do this ! As an international visitor this would be a disaster for eco tourism and to be truthful I wouldn't bother with a revisit if it goes ahead
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Sam Cannon
9 years ago
Red Rocks is an absolute treasure to the people who recreate there. Please don't make the extremely shortsighted move to develop this wild area for the benefit of a few when thousands upon thousands experience it at a far greater value without the development -- as an unparalleled wilderness area within the state.
Don't build!
Stop developing land for human consumption
Please leave Red Rocks and vicinity natural for the next generations to enjoy.
Stop building houses where there is no water, therefore building the need to pump water to yet another desert community. It also would be ugly in such a naturally beautiful place.
Why would you build anything here? Where is water coming from. It's not sustainable. Las Vegas is ridiculous enough. By all means, leave the wild horses and burros alone, and go somewhere else.
No to destroying our treasures
Profit is temporary, the land is forever. Not in Red Rock Please & Thank You.
No houses please and thanks
There are so many other places to build. Please do not build there.
This would be a travesty!
Please save this.
please do not allow building on this area, it should be kept natural.
I am a rock climbing guide at Red Rock Conservation Area. It would be terrible to see the beautiful desert landscape marred by track homes, or any development for that matter.
Red Rock is a national treasure and a draw for climbers, hikers, and nature lovers from around the world. Please don't allow more development to encroach on this unique area.
I could not imagine homes across from Red Rock. Keep the wild lands free!
PLEASE do not spoil this beautiful land
I find Red Rocks one of the true treasures of the desert and visit several times a year. Please keep the wilderness there unspoiled
We need to preserve our nations beautiful land and parks!
Don't do this ! As an international visitor this would be a disaster for eco tourism and to be truthful I wouldn't bother with a revisit if it goes ahead
Red Rocks is an absolute treasure to the people who recreate there. Please don't make the extremely shortsighted move to develop this wild area for the benefit of a few when thousands upon thousands experience it at a far greater value without the development -- as an unparalleled wilderness area within the state.