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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Red Rock is one of the most naturally beautIful areas of our Valley. Please keep it that way.

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Regan Stokes
10 years ago

Nothing good can come from destroying RARE natural beauty & historic geography for the purpose of lining someone's pockets by building houses that people do not need at all. The trash, the noise, the traffic, the invasion of starry night skies, the displacement of wild animals ... For what? Not to save lives or save a community. All for the purpose of nothing.

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Megan Tanner
10 years ago

Keep red rock rual please!!

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Jill Taylor
10 years ago

We need to keep RedRock as a state beauty and not allow a huge master plan be built! This will detract from its pristine natural state! Vote To Save RedRock! Thank you Jill Taylor

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Kate Wassel
10 years ago

Having lived in Las Vegas for a short amount of time, I find it amazing that the community would even consider ruining this beautiful area just for more homes! Keep Red Rock and the natural surroundings that make Las Vegas great.

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Mai Tran
10 years ago

No more building is needed in Las Vegas. Focus on the homes that are not bought or rented and buildings that are empty or rundown

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Laurie Finnegan
10 years ago

Keep Red Rock Pristine and rural. This is a draw for our tourists and a draw for our local community. A new subdivision does not belong in that area.

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Cindy
10 years ago

Red Rock is literally my neighborhood. Please protect it from further development, like the Jim Rhodes project! I was just out at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park, and experienced the incredible nighttime beauty that would be irrevocably disturbed with all of the proposed construction and development. It breaks my heart to think that will all start with the October 5th decision. Please recognize the value of our natural resources over unethical, profit-driven businesses!

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Derek Yamamoto
10 years ago

Don't ruin something beautiful

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Savannah Gierling
11 years ago

This place had been a place for music for years! Why on gods green earth would we try and FIX something that has WORKED for so many years? If music doesn't make you happy, you probably shouldn't live near red rocks.

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Savannah Gierling
11 years ago

This place had been a place for music for years! Why on gods green earth would we try and FIX something that has WORKED for so many years? If music doesn't make you happy, you probably shouldn't live near red rocks.

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Hunter linderman
11 years ago

Save Red Rocks!!!!!!!!

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Hunter linderman
11 years ago

Save Red Rocks!!!!!!!!

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Charles Fazio
11 years ago

It's been way quieter ever since Global Dub..even more restrictions would Be insane.

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Charles Fazio
11 years ago

It's been way quieter ever since Global Dub..even more restrictions would Be insane.

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Kayla Hounshell
11 years ago

Save Red Rocks!

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Kayla Hounshell
11 years ago

Save Red Rocks!

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Scott C. Thomas
12 years ago

With the few close options to truly escape this city, we must protect what we have for us and future generations.

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Edward Czech
12 years ago

No highdenity housing near red rocks!

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Paige Welch
12 years ago

I have lived in Colorado my whole life, I refuse to stand by and watch intolerable people destroy a natural amphitheater in my home state. If you don't like the noise you shouldn't live there.