Air Quality Control mtg in Red Rock
Tuesday’s air quality control meeting report in brief: thumbs up: Senator Justin Jones-for his attendance and support County Commissioner Susan Brager-for her attendance and support CC Air Quality Control-for hosting a professional, informative meeting and clarifying the issues Gypsum Resources-for answering questions and offering commitment to the community above and beyond their requirements Citizens and…
Read MoreNow Up to Congress to Save Red Rock
Please contact your congress to support a land exchange and save Red Rock!
Residents of Nevada are represented in Congress by 2 Senators and 3 Representatives.
| Member Name | DC Phone | DC FAX | Contact Form |
| Senator Harry Reid (D- NV) | 202-224-3542 | 202-224-7327 | http://www.reid.senate.gov/contact/index.cfm |
| Senator Dean Heller (R- NV) | 202-224-6244 | 202-228-6753 | http://heller.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact-form |
| Representative Dina Titus (D – 01) | 202-225-5965 | 202-225-3119 | https://titus.house.gov/contact/email-me |
| Representative Mark Amodei (R – 02) | 202-225-6155 | 202-225-5679 | https://amodeiforms.house.gov/contact-us |
| Representative Joe Heck (R – 03) | 202-225-3252 | 202-225-2185 | https://heck.house.gov/contact-me/email-me |
| Representative Steven Horsford (D – 04) | 202-225-9894 | 202-225-9783 | https://horsford.house.gov/contact/email-me |
SAVING RED ROCK CANYON
Commissioner Susan Brager’s proposal to trade Federal land for private in-holding in Red Rock Canyon is good news (RJ, 1/19/2013, p. 3B). the Canyon is a priceless National treasure and it would be a shame to see 4700 homes, a business park, and retail areas in the middle of such a marvelous gift of nature.
We all have an important part to play in protecting the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. A Federal trade has been suggested in the past and, while Mr. Rhodes has been amenable to the idea, our Federal representatives have not. The Bureau of Land Management has taken the position that the private land has been scarred by mining and is not worthy of inclusion in the Conservation Area. Our elected Federal officials have refused to engage in a trade. It is up to us to convince our leaders that the Canyon is worth saving as a National resource.
Read MoreNew Dawn For Red Rock?
I am very excited (or at least cautiously optimistic) to be writing of a positive development in the battle to save Red Rock. This Tuesday, January 22, 2013, the Clark County Commissioners are going to vote whether or not to: “sign a resolution supporting efforts to exchange the Gypsum Mine Property on Blue Diamond Hill…
Read MoreCommissioner Resolution Brings New Hope to Red Rock
Dear Red Rock Canyon friends, This is hopeful news! This Tuesday, January 22, the Clark County Commissioners are going to vote on a resolution that if passed, could be the first step in removing the threat of development from Red Rock! BCC Item 63: Approve, adopt, and authorize the Chairman to sign a resolution supporting…
Read MorePublic Requests for Environmental Study Denied
It seems ironic that the Nevada “Division of Environmental Protection” would issue a permit without considering the public’s (hundreds of) requests to do an evironmental study first. Here is the report from NDEP about the most recent meeting and permit issuance. Funny how many people thought that the environment on public land next to a…
Read MoreYesterday’s meeting with NDEP

There was a great turn out at last night’s meeting and the Nevada Department of Environmental Protection received a lot of comments on-line as well. (Comments are welcome until Friday, Dec. 21) At the meeting, NDEP gave an educational presentation about their permitting process then opened it up to questions and comments.
While passion ran high as it always does for Red Rock Canyon, the objections were not pointed to mining or reclamation on private lands as much as it was for lack of permit accountability on private lands and new activity on public lands.
Read MoreDec 18 Public Meeting: Developer’s new permit includes public lands!

Important Public Hearing
Re: New Permit Application filed with Nevada Division of Environmental Protection for mining and reclamation on private and public lands adjacent Red Rock Canyon NCA by Gypsum Resources (Jim Rhodes’ Development Co.) does not require any environmental studies!
When: December 18, 2012, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Where: Blue Diamond Recreation Hall (map)
Invited: the Public, the Red Rock CAC, Commissioner Brager, Commissioner Brown, other County Staff involved in the Gypsum Resources Major Project, and the BLM.
Read MoreWhy to write to Federal Delegation
To: My friends and neighbors and their friends and associates Re: the Rape of the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Fr: Evan Blythin The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area has been called the “crown jewel” of public assets. The canyon is facing serious degradation and you can make a difference. A developer has…
Read More2012 Candidates Dina Titus and Justin Jones
Save Red Rock has been working hard to help the candidates who work hard to help Save Red Rock. Here are some events you can get involved with, among others you can find on their websites: Dina Titus and Justin Jones



STATE SUPREME COURT CASE
Tuesday, Oct. 3, the Nevada Supreme Court heard the appeal in the Gypsum Resources V. Masto case that could be the solution to this entire atrocity of trying to put nonconforming high density development in the precious rural area of Red Rock Canyon. Save Red Rock was there to hear the proceedings.
Please Write to Federal Delegates: Request Postcard here or write your own letter
Is Red Rock Canyon Disposable?! Did you know that nearly 1000 acres of land above Red Rock Canyon (adjacent to the property that Jim Rhodes owns and is trying to develop) is listed as disposal land? This is not only outrageous but extremely dangerous! All the Federal Government has to do to SAVE RED ROCK…
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