that would be a crime! we need to preserve our beautiful land
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Jake Wagner
9 years ago
I am a 28 year native of Las Vegas and can't express my distaste for this project in words. Please keep me informed.
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Nick Budnik
9 years ago
C'mon. Do we really need more houses sprawling out from the Vegas Valley?
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Steven Lynes Sr
9 years ago
Please preserve this area for everyone to enjoy!
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Kimberly
9 years ago
Save red rock
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Sarah Steele
9 years ago
We fly to Vegas twice a year just to climb, this place is amazing, keep it wild.there's plenty of other space around Vegas!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please do not build homes here. Let's enjoy the outdoors together, unspoiled by housing developments. If you need to build something, how about some affordable camping?
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david doucette
9 years ago
I'm opposed of development SO close to Red Rock. Leave that area alone. there's plenty of space north, south, and east of vegas. go there and leave the beauty of Red Rock alone for all to enjoy!
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Mike
9 years ago
Opposed!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I visit Las Vegas for the Red Rocks.
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Austin
9 years ago
"Another flaw in the human character is that everybody wants to build and nobody wants to do maintenance." -Kurt Vonnegut
Many of our countries most beautiful areas are natural simply because they're natural. The middle of the desert is the last place people need to be living. Developing in the desert is just about the least sustainable place to decide to build. Don't ruin Red Rocks like we already have so many others.
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Grace Livermore
9 years ago
Red Rocks is a life changing area that forces every human that visits to catch their breath in absolute awe. Although I don't have the good fortune to live in such an area, I acknowledge that it would be an absolute tragedy to lose such a natural wonder.
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kyle brooks
9 years ago
save the hills
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Noah Mutersbaugh
9 years ago
Construction so close to such an iconic location could be detrimental to the experience of climbing at Red Rock.
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Michael Gray
9 years ago
Please let's stop building out here...we are close enough already.
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Daniel c beebe
9 years ago
Keep nature natural.
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Nick Tatum
9 years ago
There are plenty of other places to build.
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Jim Wilson
9 years ago
Invest in the climbing community. Make it accessible, people will then invest in you.
Absolutely not!!!
that would be a crime! we need to preserve our beautiful land
I am a 28 year native of Las Vegas and can't express my distaste for this project in words. Please keep me informed.
C'mon. Do we really need more houses sprawling out from the Vegas Valley?
Please preserve this area for everyone to enjoy!
Save red rock
We fly to Vegas twice a year just to climb, this place is amazing, keep it wild.there's plenty of other space around Vegas!
Please do not build homes here. Let's enjoy the outdoors together, unspoiled by housing developments. If you need to build something, how about some affordable camping?
I'm opposed of development SO close to Red Rock. Leave that area alone. there's plenty of space north, south, and east of vegas. go there and leave the beauty of Red Rock alone for all to enjoy!
Opposed!
I visit Las Vegas for the Red Rocks.
"Another flaw in the human character is that everybody wants to build and nobody wants to do maintenance." -Kurt Vonnegut Many of our countries most beautiful areas are natural simply because they're natural. The middle of the desert is the last place people need to be living. Developing in the desert is just about the least sustainable place to decide to build. Don't ruin Red Rocks like we already have so many others.
Red Rocks is a life changing area that forces every human that visits to catch their breath in absolute awe. Although I don't have the good fortune to live in such an area, I acknowledge that it would be an absolute tragedy to lose such a natural wonder.
save the hills
Construction so close to such an iconic location could be detrimental to the experience of climbing at Red Rock.
Please let's stop building out here...we are close enough already.
Keep nature natural.
There are plenty of other places to build.
Invest in the climbing community. Make it accessible, people will then invest in you.
Don't build here you punks.