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Keep Red Rock Rural

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kaytlyn
9 years ago

Canadian citizen. will not travel there if changes occur. I have long wished to enjoy Red Rock Canyon in it's true form. I hope to still get that opportunity and support your economy and country as well as ours. After all, we are neighbours <3

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KATHRYN M TANNERT NIANG
9 years ago

Red Rock Canyon is one of the most magnificent and accessible canyons in the U.S. with its proximity to Las Vegas. However, in my view, development on Blue Diamond Hill will ruin the landscape of the entire canyon, greatly diminishing a place that should be preserved for everyone to enjoy and explore. This canyon is a sacred landscape. There is nothing more beautiful than to be in the canyon and watch the sun rise over Blue Diamond Hill and see how the light is cast on the mountains and across the canyon. It would be a tragedy to mar any part of that environment with a housing development.

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Raphael Laude
9 years ago

This area should be preserved for recreation and the contemplation of nature. Housing can — and should — be built sustainably, at density, in our urban centers.

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Patricia haskins
9 years ago

Please respect wilderness

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Greg Funk
9 years ago

I am Canadian and have been travelling for a week yearly for the last 10 years with myself, family and friends to enjoy this wonderful site. The ecological damage caused to this area with local development would be irreversible, To put it in terms that the local government would understand, we would stop coming, as would thousands of others. Tourist $$ gone. understand,

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Sharon Travis
9 years ago

This proposed development's concept is so, so wrong on many levels. It needs to be implemented in a different, non-intrusive, non-invasive locale.

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Laura K
9 years ago

That place is beautiful! Keep it for nature!

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Dorothy Schulze
9 years ago

Too few truly stunning natural landscapes remain. Do not compromise yet another.

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Keri Fitzgerald
9 years ago

Development is already too close to this park/preserve. Please don't build any closer.

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Jason
9 years ago

I would prefer not to sell our most precious treasures to developers. I thought that red rocks is a national monument, meaning it belong belongs to us all. It's really hard to put that cat back in the bag. These are beautiful places that provide enjoyment to generations of people.

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Paige Niederstadt
9 years ago

no more building please :( the earth is suffering.

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Toni Hodson
9 years ago

Do not develop this beautiful area.

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Robert Wojcik
9 years ago

Leave this pristine place alone

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Christina Zirpoli
9 years ago

The United States already have too many vacant homes. We do not need more homes built, especially where it can ruin the little natural beauty we have left.

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Chris Duvall
9 years ago

No development in red rocks

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Don't ruin what God created!!

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Gavin Lapeyre
9 years ago

Enough

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Tyler K Williams
9 years ago

Please no

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Jacob Moon
9 years ago

Oh hell no

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Diane White
9 years ago

Wtf