Clark County Commission’s Red Rock Settlement Agreement Brought into Question Deputy DA Rob Warhola’s sales pitch to the Clark County Commission to settle with Jim Rhodes over the Red Rock Overlay ordinance receives new scrutiny.
Archives for August 2011
Recent News Stories
Wednesday’s meeting fired up major disappointment. Clark County Commissioners voted 5-2 in favor of the developer’s concept plan despite an overflowing auditorium, hallways, and cafeteria and six hours of public testimony against it. For the latest discussions and continuing information on the fight to Save Red Rock, search “Save Red Rock” on Facebook. LV RJ […]
Jane Ann Morrison: Idea of Shining City…
Originally published in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
County Commission Approves Red Rock Devt. Plan.
Originally published in Channel 8 News Now.
Rhodes Gets Initial Approval…
Originally published in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
2.3 B Dollar Red Rock Development takes a step forward
Originally published in Fox 5 News Las Vegas.
Nathan Tannenbaum: Angry Crowd Against Blue Diamond Hill
Originally published in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Development Plan Near Red Rock Approved
Originally published by KTNV Channel 13 News.
August 17 Hearing Tomorrow!
Dear Friends of Red Rock Canyon, The Clark County Commissioners’ meeting is tomorrow! (At which they will be deciding whether to approve or deny the concept plan for high density development on the mountain in the middle of Red Rock, see map.) Today is your last chance before the meeting to make a difference. If […]
I-Team: Developer Reflects on Building…
Originally published in Channel 8 News Now.
Save Red Rock
2 days ago
Today, Governor Steve Sisolak signed a proclamation designating Sept. 26 as NV Public Lands Day to celebrate our wildlands, waterways, recreational opportunities – & our role in protecting our natural wonders. Enjoy a FREE day @ NV State Parks, & please #recreateresponsibly parks ... See MoreSee Less
Nevada Public Lands Day | State Parks
parks.nv.gov
Find your next adventure at parks.nv.govShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
Comment on Facebook
Save Red Rock
3 days ago
We know what it's like to fight to protect the land we love. That's why we're supporting our friends at Honor Avi Kwa Ame, an effort to create Nevada's 4th national monument and protect 380,000-acres in Clark County from industrial development.
Avi Kwa Ame is Mojave for Spirit Mountain. ⛰ The area is sacred to 12 Native American tribes; this land is their birthplace. It's also home to many plants and animals that need protection like the desert tortoise. And it's packed with outdoor recreation like hiking, climbing, camping, stargazing, and much more! 🥾🧗🏻♀️🏕
To sign the petition in support of protecting this area, and to learn more about Avi Kwa Ame, visit honorspiritmountain.org.
Together we can continue to protect our public lands for future generations.
#protectspiritmountain ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
Comment on Facebook
Done!
View more comments