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Keep Red Rock Rural

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Kathryn Ozbun
9 years ago

My friend took me there on one of my trips to Vegas. Loved it please don't spoil it's beauty.

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Maria Vigniero
9 years ago

Please keep Red Rock Rural.

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Michael Windsor
9 years ago

Lets NOT say "IT's OK" to build that close to Red Rock....!!!!

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Melissa Boyd
9 years ago

Stop destroying land that should never be touched for greed

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We don't need to build at Red Rock. Keep the nature!

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Christa myers
9 years ago

No Development! No building. Keep our Red Rock beautiful!

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Sean Dye
9 years ago

Red rock is a place where people get away from technology and city life but we can't if there are houses up there

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Leave it alone.

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Adriana calderom
9 years ago

I love rocks

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We need to preserve Red Rock canyon for generations to come. This decision can't be about money and furthermore don't we have a water shortage? Think about the next generation and not how much money is involved!!!! PLEASE

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Stephen Baker
9 years ago

Keep red rock quiet and pristine! IT is a such a beautiful place. Other areas are better for development

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Patsy Ackerman
9 years ago

Leave it alone. Build your houses somewhere else.

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James B Manning MD
9 years ago

Love to Hike and Cycle

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Alex Seda
9 years ago

Veteran who loves to run and cycle Please Help Us!!!!

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Kelly Matteo-Grose
9 years ago

I feel the Commissioners who voted for development on this property are out of touch with the people who put them in office. This land needs to be preserved for its beauty to our State and our visitors from out of state and foreign lands. Do the right thing and preserve God's gift to us.

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Debi Diaz
9 years ago

Save and protect the red rock canyon national conservation area. !!!

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Carter Zwiers
9 years ago

I'm a rock climber who travels to red rocks every winter from Minnesota to climb in the wilderness. I and others like me bring money into your communities to buy food and other goods, and in return we enjoy the breathtaking desert. Don't destroy this mutually Benifical arrangement by desecrating the area with houses.

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Steven Gall
9 years ago

Plenty of places to build. All the way to Coyote Springs. Leave the mountains alone.

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Amanda Stanis
9 years ago

Please preserve this beautiful land!!

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Carolyn White
9 years ago

We need to preserve our natural spaces for all Americans to enjoy.