MONTHLY MEETINGS AT REI Monthly coalition meetings at REI open to everyone Want to be more involved? Contact Sheila for schedule TOWN BOARD MEETING Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012 7:00 p.m. Blue Diamond Rec. Hall 5 Village Way, Blue Diamond NV 89004 Red Rock Proposed Development PFNA Presentation *This is a meeting requested by Jim Rhodes […]
Archives for February 2012
Developer Jim Rhodes gets tax break for mining on his Red Rock land
Originally published by Joe Schoenmann, Las Vegas Sun Read here: https://lasvegassun.com/news/2012/feb/28/developer-jim-rhoads-gets-tax-break-mining-his-red/ Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012 | 2 a.m. The “dormant” Red Rock Canyon gypsum mine where Jim Rhodes plans to build a 2,000-plus acre development isn’t dormant after all. At least, that’s what attorneys for Rhodes told county officials last week as they argued for […]
Official Documents
Links to development documents: Concept plan Draft specific plan Public facility needs assessment
RHODES RED ROCK DEVELOPMENT
Originally published by KSNV Las Vegas Watch here: http://www.clipsyndicate.com/video/playlist/25504/3302426?title=top_video Feb. 23, 2012. 09:09 PM EST From certain vantages points in Red Rock it is possible to see all the way out to Lake Mead, the entire city and the whole valley. If developer Jim Rhodes gets his way, that view will be available from bedroom […]
Max Heeman Interview: Fate of Jim Rhodes Development…
Originally published by Channel 3 News Las Vegas.
Kristi Jourdan: Developer Rhodes withdraws plan to use Red Rock Scenic Route
Originally published in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Marissa Mike: Red Rock Controversy
Originally published by Channel 3 News Las Vegas.
Victory for Red Rock!
Great news everyone! Red Rock’s in the clear! No need to go to Feb. 8 meeting! Thanks to YOUR public involvement and a supportive county commission, the developer has withdrawn his application for BOTH WAIVERS for Red Rock! There will not be a vote on February 8, 2012. This could not have happened without so […]
THANK YOU letter to commissioners for Feb 8 meeting, waivers withdrawn!
Thank You Chairwoman Brager and Supportive Commissioners. Since day one of the waivers request, Commission Chairwoman, Susan Brager said that she would not waive her conditions of protection for Red Rock Canyon and hosted a public meeting at which she reiterated her resolve. We believe it was this open and public commitment that set the tone […]
Letter for Feb 8, 2012 Clark County Commissioners Hearing
This is a suggested message. You may use it or write your own. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SUBJECT: VOTE NO ON WAIVERS Dear Commissioner, Red Rock Canyon was not made to accommodate construction traffic and the impacts of urban density development. The legal land use is rural with no construction traffic access […]
Save Red Rock
15 hours ago
Nevada is one of just five states that mandates motorists should move to the left lane when available to pass cyclists. This mandate helps keep Southern Nevada cyclists safe #itsthelaw ... See MoreSee Less
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Mandates...mandates....only good when ramifications happen when they are not followed, and I don't mean people getting hit on bikes. I MEAN PEOPLE GOING TO JAIL!!! We too have the same problems.
Great job!!!
I wouldn't ride a bike anywhere in this town, or cross a street, these drivers are nuts!!! No pedestrians and cyclists are safe
I always do!
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Save Red Rock
2 days ago
Have you heard! We are proud to launch the “Change Lanes for Bikes. It’s the Law!” Public awareness campaign. This week, we’ll be dedicating our social space to break down this important initiative! ... See MoreSee Less
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So cars need to move into on coming traffic It’s only 2 lanes
I wish bikers would ride single file, though; they'd be safer doing just that.
Need to also include language for not riding two or three deep on the shoulder.
Bravo 👏
There should be a separate bike road several feet to the side of the road, about the distance as the sign.
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