CLOSED : Wrong Place For a Highway - Save Red Cliffs Desert Reserve and National Conservation Area

I agree this is the wrong place for a highway. There are other alternatives that make more sense. I agree that developers are more interested in future development of this area.

Please reconsider prioritizing convenience over preservation of our natural wonders.

Please keep the natural beauty of the Red Cliffs intact. NO highway through that precious land.

Wrong place. Wrong idea. Wrong direction for our community.

Keep up the good work!

This is a wonderful place to hike and enjoy the outdoors. There are other ways to solve this issue without destroying more protected land.

More highways will only encourage irresponsible growth. St. George will soon be no different than Orem if development continues as it is currently going. There will be no quality of life left soon.

Leave the desert alone. Washington county needs to stop issuing water permits. Tear out your lawns and stop building gold courses.

The red cliff reserve is our backyard we want to keep the road Out!

Please do all you can to save this fragile beautiful land

Love love the energy of the younger ones entering in this fight!!

I didn’t move to Ivins to see all this development happening in St.George area. It reminds of what happened to California. The traffics here is getting worse all the time. There is alternative routes to alleviate this issue. Please save our red rocks and lave field beauty. Save Red Rocks Desert Reserve. No highway in northern corridor. No concrete wasteland!

Please find a different route than the one currently proposed through Red Cliffs.

No, no, no northern corridor. Leave the Red Cliffs as they are. Please!

The Red Cliffs Desert Reserve is an incredible -- and should not be destroyed by a highway!

Great job, Pierce! Thank you for putting a voice to our desire NOT to see the northern corridor come to fruition. I support you all the way!

Please...save our area from this travesty !

Don't pave Paradise and put up a parking lot

Please do not let this highway come. So much growth in and around St. George is already out of control, too much traffic, no parking. That is why we must keep these wonderful places free to access for people and wildlife.

I fully support one of the alternative routes for the highway. We don’t need the destructive northern corridor route.