Skip to main content

Keep Red Rock Rural

16,560 Comments

A
Anonymous
9 years ago

Don't do it!!!

V
Vlada Matena
9 years ago

Please preserve Red Rock Canyon free of new development.

T
Ty Donakowski
9 years ago

Disgusting that people would even consider destroying this area for profit when there are more area that could be developed

A
Anonymous
9 years ago

Keep Red Rocks pristine!

P
Peter
9 years ago

Please preserve Red Rock Canyon free of additional construction and development.

K
Karsten Delap
9 years ago

While downtown is fun, I only enjoy it for a night after being in Red Rocks climbing. Climbing is a huge part of why Vegas is cool.

K
Kyle Morman
9 years ago

Keep America wild.

D
Daniel Thompson
9 years ago

Keep the wild, wild. There are many other places for you to build your city's.

B
Barton Hyde
9 years ago

Build somewhere else. Let's continue to preserve Red Rock

B
Brandon
9 years ago

Vegas is horrible and these beautiful mountains are the only balance

M
Mario Castellanos
9 years ago

Do not allow more home to be built! There's plenty of development near and round this amazing canyon! Hikers climbers love the sense of nature not investment development for the rich!

G
Gwenn Cody-Wald
9 years ago

This is an unnecessary and highly damaging project that mars one of Nevada's great jewels. Why on earth would you even consider this? Build somewhere else!!

C
Craig Hansen
9 years ago

Stop the insanity!

J
Joel Dugdale
9 years ago

Please preserve this beautiful landscape.

G
Gaar lausman
9 years ago

Let it be! Urban sprawl doesn't hep anyone or anything

K
Kurt Zoner
9 years ago

Red Rocks is too nice to spoil with tract housing. Please do the right thing!

S
Scot Heidtman
9 years ago

No development at Red Rocks!

M
Michelle Gorelow
9 years ago

Blue diamond is already crowded and the apartments in Buffalo haven't even opened yet. There are no plans to widen blue diamond from rainbow to ft Apache in the near future. How do you think that road will handle another 5000+ cars? Answer- it can't! Instead, focus on fixing the infrastructure issues you have with mountain's edge like building enough schools in the southwest and fixing /widening existing roads. Besides the lack of infrastructure in the southwest, that area is a high recreational area with people hiking and biking. Adding 5000 homes week greatly impact the beauty and tranquility of the area.

T
Tammy Gauthier
9 years ago

Don't build. Just don't.

J
Jason Keister
9 years ago

The urban sprawl of Las Vegas has ruined enough natural land. This area should be conserved for recreation purposes for future generations.