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Stop the transfer of Nevada public lands

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Anonymous
8 years ago

As a lifelong resident of Nevada the idea of selling off this land for development is sickening. Not only will the hundreds of thousands of people that enjoy the Jean / Primm area for OHV be displaced, but all the wild life that we as a community have worked so hard to maintain.

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Juan Padilla
8 years ago

The Las Vegas Area is Plenty Developed adding more development will hurt the Water Supply in the Region Hurting Lake Mead & Lake Powell.. and downstream of the colorado. Adding more population to the area will add adverse negative effects to the region.. All to make money out of citizens without a thought of the future and the effect to our natural resources.. All to make money in the present.. Capitalist Developers is always aiming to Destroy America with Deep Pockets enough to convince and pay politicians of any branch needed for all there Greedy pockets. to give developers there right of way.. Let not hurt the Future of the area ! Keep it as Public Land

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jason cepielik
8 years ago

Keep the desert open for off roaders

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Gema Ptasinski
8 years ago

Please keep the desert open for multiple use recreation

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Jeff Cepielik
8 years ago

Keep public lands open to the public for off road use!

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Debbie Burgos
8 years ago

This proposal is ridiculous and harmful to the citizens of Clark County as well as the millions of visitors who come to our area to recreate. Not only would it adversely impact our economy by hurting one of our nation's fastest growing industry, outdoor recreation, which represents 2% of the gross domestic product, it will forever destroy the homes of many of our protected wildlife and plant life. As off road enthusiasts we are constantly aware and reminded of how careful we have to be in this area to protect and preserve the wildlife and vegetation. This proposal will complete plow down the entire area and concrete a lot of it for industrial areas and homes. Our recreation areas keep getting smaller and smaller and you are forcing people to congregate already places that were declared overcrowded and unsafe back in 2008 but still you keep reducing recreation areas. Just this week the Secretary of the Interior released a press release that more public lands were going to be open to all forms of outdoor recreation so this proposal directly conflicts with his statements. Please do not do another injustice to our community!

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MIKE HARVEY
8 years ago

ITS OUR PUBLIC LAND

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MIKE HARVEY
8 years ago

ITS OUR PUBLIC LAND

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STEVE HARVEY
8 years ago

ITS OUR PUBLIC LAND

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CHRISTIAN FESSLER
8 years ago

ITS OUR PUBLIC LAND

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MICHAEL S HARVEY
8 years ago

ITS OUR PUBLIC LAND

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Mike Ohlhausen
8 years ago

The towns don't need to loose the income that the desert users bring in.

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Jeremy cole
8 years ago

Please keep these deserts open so my family and I can enjoy them like we have done my whole life.

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ryan cohee
8 years ago

Don't close our desert.

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David Guilford
8 years ago

This is wrong on so many levels. Off roaring is not a crime.

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Duncan Campbell
8 years ago

People do need recreational areas near las Vegas not farther away. We are getting pushed into smaller areas which causes more damage to these areas.

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DENNIS GREEN
8 years ago

please leave some land for the people to enjoy other than on foot

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David Stegall
8 years ago

Quit taking the public land and giving it to corporations.

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James Wade
8 years ago

Closing the Jean area for OHV recreation is a mistake.

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Alan Hoopes
8 years ago

Please stop taking our land away.