As a crucial outdoors area, I cannot believe the Red Reck area is being potentially allowed to be rezoned and destroyed. The hiking this has provided me and others over the years is monumental. Do not allow out outdoors to be destroyed. *These precious areas cannot be rebuilt unlike a housing development or a shopping center.*
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Tina Abbatangelo
9 years ago
When's the greed going to stop? Who's pockets are we lining?
I'm a native Nevadan and want to see more land preserved. Stop the madness!
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Jonathan Gerrick
9 years ago
save red rock vegas is already over built
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please reinvest in the properties with empty homes already present in the area before expanding new construction.
Outdoor spaces are vital to the survival of the spirit of man.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Think of the future not the money. There's enough property in other areas to build besides empty homes already around the valley. But there's no other Red Rock so close. Preserve these beautiful areas because one day if you don't there will be no more solitude..
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Penelope Ysazzue
9 years ago
With so many empty lots in the valley why are you determined to destroy one of the last pristine places. Building here is not necessary. We have enough homes and shopping areas. What we don't have enough of is WATER! Please stop this nonsense now. Build in another open location that doesn't destroy what we already have..
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Ashley Burgess
9 years ago
We don't need more building. Let's clean up the run down houses in central Las Vegas.
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Jody Toth
9 years ago
Red Rock is beautiful and one of our natural treasures. Once spoiled, we can never go back.
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Jessica Stout
9 years ago
Such a beautiful area!
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Jessie Sams
9 years ago
Build somewhere else. The LV valley is big.
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Joe Wiederhold
9 years ago
Red Rock is among the last special places on earth. The city of Las Vegas is already encroaching. Now plans to build another completely unsustainable city threaten the ecosystem, the beauty of this national treasure and the people who currently call this area home. Do not go forward with this development. Money is fleeting, but a place like this should last forever!
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Kathleen Mylotte
9 years ago
No more selfish and insane idea can be imagined. As always, money reigns supreme.
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Boyd Erickson
9 years ago
Please do not take away this beautiful natural resource from our community and valley.
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David Roberts
9 years ago
This natural wonderland MUST BE PRESERVED for future generations.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save Red Rock from the money hungry developers
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William vallee
9 years ago
Red rocks is more valuable in all ways than a development will be. From a social, and economic standpoint. Keep it rural
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Vilja Bruder
9 years ago
I´m not from NV and I know it only from photos but I love this beautiful state and one day I hope I will live in the state of Nevada.
Who may I email to show my personal resistance to turning Red Rock into an urban area?
Please save Red Rock!
Good iniciative!!
As a crucial outdoors area, I cannot believe the Red Reck area is being potentially allowed to be rezoned and destroyed. The hiking this has provided me and others over the years is monumental. Do not allow out outdoors to be destroyed. *These precious areas cannot be rebuilt unlike a housing development or a shopping center.*
When's the greed going to stop? Who's pockets are we lining? I'm a native Nevadan and want to see more land preserved. Stop the madness!
save red rock vegas is already over built
Please reinvest in the properties with empty homes already present in the area before expanding new construction. Outdoor spaces are vital to the survival of the spirit of man.
Think of the future not the money. There's enough property in other areas to build besides empty homes already around the valley. But there's no other Red Rock so close. Preserve these beautiful areas because one day if you don't there will be no more solitude..
With so many empty lots in the valley why are you determined to destroy one of the last pristine places. Building here is not necessary. We have enough homes and shopping areas. What we don't have enough of is WATER! Please stop this nonsense now. Build in another open location that doesn't destroy what we already have..
We don't need more building. Let's clean up the run down houses in central Las Vegas.
Red Rock is beautiful and one of our natural treasures. Once spoiled, we can never go back.
Such a beautiful area!
Build somewhere else. The LV valley is big.
Red Rock is among the last special places on earth. The city of Las Vegas is already encroaching. Now plans to build another completely unsustainable city threaten the ecosystem, the beauty of this national treasure and the people who currently call this area home. Do not go forward with this development. Money is fleeting, but a place like this should last forever!
No more selfish and insane idea can be imagined. As always, money reigns supreme.
Please do not take away this beautiful natural resource from our community and valley.
This natural wonderland MUST BE PRESERVED for future generations.
Save Red Rock from the money hungry developers
Red rocks is more valuable in all ways than a development will be. From a social, and economic standpoint. Keep it rural
I´m not from NV and I know it only from photos but I love this beautiful state and one day I hope I will live in the state of Nevada. Who may I email to show my personal resistance to turning Red Rock into an urban area?
Please save this jewel in the state.