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plan. Amid the efforts to preserve the land, Rhodes said the applications were necessary to secure development rights on the property before it was too late. In both cases, the applications were divided into four parcels in order to avoid the county's "major projects" review, which can take up to a year. A few days after Rhodes filed for zoning, county planners determined that Hidden Hills would have to undergo the major-projects process because of the amount of acreage, and its location far away from infrastructure such as major roads, as well as water and sewer lines. Meanwhile, the county commission approved Ensign and Reid's proposal for the state to buy Rhodes' property. Rhodes filed an appeal asking that his zoning applications be reviewed at the next commissioner meeting in two weeks, where the members would also be voting on James' overlay proposal. However, a county spokesperson said that Rhodes' request would have to wait another month before consideration.
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Diamond Hill. Rhodes stated, "Mr. James told me he thought residential development (on the land near Red Rock) would be a benefit to the community and that he would support it. ... Mr. James recommended actions for me to take, which he predicted would result in rezoning of the property so it could be developed for residential use." Rhodes attorney said, "A lawyer who represents a client and gives advice to that client can't as a public official take a position that affects that client. If you want to talk to someone as a lawyer, you have to remain a lawyer." James denied the allegations and called the lawsuit a "desperate attempt to keep me from voting and representing my constituents". James alleged that Rhodes had offered him substantial campaign donations in exchange for support on the Blue Diamond Hill case. James and Kenny's involvement in the Blue Diamond Hill project, and their connections to Rhodes, led to the revival of the county's ethics task force.
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residents. The two communities would be a mile apart from each other. The Red Rock
Citizens Advisory Council had concerns about how fast the project was progressing. The council advises the Clark County Commission on land issues regarding Blue Diamond, Red Rock Canyon, and other nearby areas. The project was expected to face a years-long process before final approval. This included rezoning the rural area, which, at the time, only allowed a home for every two acres. The project was also dependent on whether the BLM would approve a 979-acre land swap, which would give John Laing a total of nearly 3,000 acres for Cielo Encantado. Such a decision was at least a year away. John Laing needed the land to form a contiguous property for the new community, but said that it would proceed with the project regardless, simply reducing the size in the event of rejection from the BLM.
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still had 10 years' worth of gypsum mining, construction of the community would take place in phases to allow mine work to continue. Construction would first begin on the southern portion of Rhodes' land, at an undetermined point later in time. The project would still include a four-lane highway, 4.7 miles long, to alleviate traffic congestion. Save Red Rock, a group that was opposed to development in the area, stated that Rhodes' concept plan could not be approved as proposed because it would violate the county's master plan and the county code. In the latter case, the group stated that a single concept plan must consist of contiguous land. Rhodes' property consisted of two large parcels. In
October 2016, the county Planning Commission recommended that the Clark County Commission reject the proposal, believing that it was incompatible with the county's
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Diamond objected to the project, stating that it would ruin their rural lifestyle. In August 2011, despite opposition, the Clark County Commission approved an early concept plan for 4,700 homes. Rhodes hoped to add another 2,000 houses to the plans by swapping 800 acres with the BLM. The commission placed 26 conditions on the project. A few months after the commission's approval, Rhodes sought a waiver that would allow State Route 159 to be used as an access road during construction of the new community. He said that a misunderstanding had resulted in the commission's earlier restriction relating to the highway, a claim that was denied by Brager. Rhodes alleged that the access road requirement was intended to kill the project. He later withdrew his proposal to use Route 159.
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Quadrant Planning to have a minimal impact on the environment and nearby residents. This would include constructing the four-lane highway at the east side of the hill, away from the existing Blue Diamond community. Most of the housing project would be located in a mined-out valley located on top of Blue Diamond Hill, keeping it hidden from people visiting Red Rock Canyon. However, county planning staff members and the Red Rock Citizens Advisory Council were skeptical that the impact of the new community could be mitigated entirely. The developers stated that a residential project would be a better use of the land than continued gypsum mining. Some opponents were concerned that increased traffic from the project would result in more fatalities to wild horses and burros in the area.
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reject Titus' proposal. He suggested that housing on Blue
Diamond Hill could be better for the area than mining: "This land has been mined for more than 80 years, and there remains a 20-year supply left on the mountain. Unfortunately, those many years of mining have devastated and scarred the property. One of my main priorities will be the restoration and reclamation of this wonderful area." Titus was concerned that the Blue Diamond Cholla would go extinct unless her bill was passed. County planners and BLM officials believed that Rhodes would seek zoning for a higher density of homes to cover the $ 50 million cost of the land. James announced his support for Titus' bill shortly thereafter, while planning to introduce the overlay proposal as well.
332:: "You see what they want you to see, you hear what they want you to hear". Rhodes also launched a website and a newspaper ad campaign to convince the public. He emphasized that Hidden Hills would not be located within Red Rock Canyon, and said that it would not have an impact on the area's scenery. Opponents stated that development on Blue Diamond Hill itself was not an issue, but rather the effect that such development would have on the surrounding area. State lawmakers received hundreds of emails and phone calls from opponents and supporters of Rhodes' project following the promotional campaign.
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or environmentally friendly. The land on Blue
Diamond Hill was considered ideal for wind and solar energy, which would be provided to the future community. Because the site contained underground mines, there would be geological testing to ensure that the land was stable enough for construction of a community. There was doubt that such a community would actually get built, given that the infrastructure alone could cost $ 30 million. In addition, Rhodes had filed for bankruptcy a year earlier, and it was believed that the housing market would take years to recover from the
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bill was rewritten a month later to exclude zoning freezes. Instead, the bill would create standards for land located within a half-mile of conservation areas. The bill was rewritten over concerns that the original wording was too broad and would hinder development. The rewritten bill would allow Rhodes to proceed with his project, although his spokesman still believed that the bill targeted the land on Blue
Diamond Hill specifically, and that it was inappropriate for the state to become involved in local government.
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eventually offered support for Titus' bill, with the exception of James: "Anytime the
Legislature decides they have a particular concern about any area in any one of our districts, they just pass a law. I think that sets a dangerous precedent." Titus suggested that James had a close relationship with Rhodes, who had contributed $ 5,000 to James' 2002 commissioner campaign. James had also previously lived in a rented mansion owned by Rhodes. Three other commissioners also had close ties to Rhodes.
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against it. Although the settlement was approved, it would be rendered null if the state prevailed in its appeal of the 2009 ruling. Shortly after the vote, Rhodes paid $ 490,000 in owed property taxes for the land, while disputing the county's assessing figures. The land was valued at $ 2,500 per acre, compared to $ 10,000 three years earlier. Commissioner Susan Brager worked to set up a committee of residents and environmentalists who would work with Rhodes on the future housing project.
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agreed to Brager's proposal, and she wanted it done within a year. Environmentalists praised the land swap idea, and the Clark County
Commission approved it in January 2013. At the end of the month, the Supreme Court of Nevada unanimously ruled in Rhodes' favor, declaring that Titus' 2003 bill was unconstitutional. Nevertheless, Rhodes still intended to proceed with a land swap. The state agreed to pay $ 920,000 to cover Rhodes' legal fees.
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court and lost, it would also lose certain control over any development project on the land. The county could also be liable for Rhodes' legal costs, potentially up to $ 1 million. The compromise was criticized by nearby residents, as well as conservationists. At the end of the month, residents of Blue Diamond and other areas voiced their opposition to a proposed housing community.
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addition, the company stated that political elections were having a negative impact on the project, as commissioners were reluctant to approve the project while simultaneously seeking re-election or higher office. Approximately 150 protesters arrived at the meeting, demanding that the Planning Commission vote rather than delay consideration of the project. Officers of the
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Rhodes' previous plans from 2003 were scrapped in favor of a new proposal that would be created with public input. Rhodes had previously planned a golf course for his proposed community, although such a feature was likely to be excluded from the new proposal, as it was not considered to be economical
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in Clark County, letting voters there determine whether large-scale development should take place. Titus was confident that the referendum would pass, saying, "It's not a Blue Diamond issue. It's a Red Rock issue. We've got support from all over the place." Most members of the Clark County Commission
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introduced a bill to freeze the rural residential zoning that had already been in place at allowed one house for every two acres. Titus' bill was signed into law in May 2003, and the Clark County Commission passed a similar ordinance two days later. Rhodes filed a lawsuit in 2005, to overturn the law
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In May 2017, a judge dismissed four of nine counterclaims made by Save Red Rock. The claims had related to the 2016 proposal, which had since been withdrawn in favor of the 2011 proposal. The county sought to dismiss the lawsuit entirely, but a judge allowed it to proceed. In 2018, Rhodes sold 1,375
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make a determination about whether Titus' 2003 bill was constitutional. In early 2012, Rhodes announced that he had resumed gypsum mining on the land, after operations there had shut down years earlier. Blue Diamond residents noted that trucks were travelling to the site, but some residents believed
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Rhodes organized hundreds of supporters to attend a hearing on Titus' bill, which had received signatures of support from nearly 11,000 people. The Rhodes supporters allegedly intimidated opponents and tried to restrict public comments. Titus' bill was passed and eventually signed into law by Nevada
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had joined the list of opponents to the project. During a zoning meeting in early September 2002, John Laing requested that the county Planning Commission delay consideration of the project for two to four weeks. This would give the company time to respond to concerns from Blue Diamond residents. In
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that would prevent development from occurring outside the boundary, and she considered reviving the proposal in response to the Cielo Encantado project. In the event that the project were green lit, the final approval was not expected until at least March 2003, and the project was expected to take a
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proposed a bill that would freeze zoning changes on property located within five miles of national conservation areas. The proposal was similar to Titus' 2003 bill, except that it would affect the entire state. A Gypsum Resources spokesman argued that the bill unfairly targeted Rhodes. The proposed
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Save Red Rock organized a protest against the project. The group placed billboards around the Las Vegas Valley to promote the event, which would be held at a county meeting where the project would be discussed. Save Red Rock acquired more than 45,000 signatures opposing Rhodes' project. The musical
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Rhodes launched free tours of the gypsum mine for the public, to demonstrate the effects of the operation while arguing that a residential project would be better for the land. The tours ran for a week, and Rhodes also launched a television advertising campaign to argue for his project. Some people
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On April 30, 2003, Rhodes applied for county zoning to build Hidden Hills, a proposed community for Blue Diamond Hill. He applied for approval to build up to 5,500 homes, but also applied separately for 1,500 homes that would each be built on two acres, in accordance with the area's existing master
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proposed a plan for the state to buy Rhodes' property and allow the county to perform environmental reclamation. The land would then be taken over by the BLM and declared part of Red Rock Canyon. The BLM supported the proposal, as the land reclamation would be undertaken by the county. The proposal
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As of March 2003, the overlay proposal was stalled in Clark County. James stated that Jim Rhodes and James Hardie Gypsum should have been included in the overlay discussions, which had previously excluded the two. Red Rock supporters were opposed to James' decision to include Rhodes in discussions.
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were opposed to the project, which would bring 21,000 new residents to the area. By comparison, the town of Blue Diamond had 300 residents. Opponents also argued that a residential development would have a negative impact on the nearby Red Rock Canyon. After much opposition, John Laing withdrew its
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were among opponents of the project. At the meeting, the Clark County Commission determined that the 2011 proposal never expired and that Rhodes therefore would not have to start the process again. Rhodes agreed to keep conditions such as the reduced number of homes, for a total of 5,025. Save Red
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The county mistakenly believed that Rhodes' 2011 approval had expired and thus instructed him to file a new plan. In August 2016, he proposed a plan for an unnamed community, mostly identical to the 2011 proposal but with several changes. The project would now include 5,025 homes. Because the site
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proposed a county law that would make it more difficult for projects like Cielo Encantado to get approved. The proposed law would include buffer zones for certain areas where such projects would face tougher scrutiny from the county. On September 30, 2002, as a result of the opposition, John Laing
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John Laing hoped to have some homes on the property as soon as 2004. Approximately $ 100 million would be spent on water, sewers, and roads, including a four-lane highway. Home prices would range from $ 250,000 to $ 10 million, and the new community was expected to bring in a $ 1.7 billion profit.
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In April 2003, Rhodes filed a lawsuit against James over his proposal to preserve the area around Red Rock Canyon. The lawsuit accused James of having a conflict of interest in the case. Rhodes alleged that James, who was also an attorney, had advised him on the purchase and potential rezoning of
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for the area, which would allow James Hardie to retain ownership and continue mining, while also permanently blocking any development of the land. The easement would ideally be sold to the county or the BLM. James Hardie rejected the proposal, with a company attorney stating that The Conservation
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The Clark County planning staff recommended rejection of the project on August 20, 2002, expressing skepticism that John Laing could keep the nearby Red Rock Canyon in pristine condition. A week later, the Red Rock Citizens Advisory Council unanimously recommended denial of Cielo Encantado. Clark
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said, "It's unfortunate that they're not taking the time to understand what happened", stating that a housing project had not actually been approved for the site yet and that such a project would still have to acquire various approvals. After the decision, Save Red Rock asked a court to issue an
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In January 2013, Brager was leading an effort for the federal government to swap Rhodes' land for a less controversial parcel. Under the proposal, Rhodes' property at Blue Diamond Hill would become part of Red Rock Canyon, a move that would help protect the endangered Blue Diamond cholla. Rhodes
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for access to the community. Route 159 travels through Red Rock Canyon and is considered a scenic route. As part of the deal, 500 acres would become part of Red Rock Canyon. Rhodes and the county agreed to the compromise to avoid further court action on the matter. If the county had proceeded in
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In April 2010, the Clark County Commission approved the compromise proposal, which would also allow Rhodes to apply for a higher-density of housing. Titus, now a U.S. congresswoman, had urged the commission to reject the proposed settlement, and three of the seven commissioners ultimately voted
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On March 21, 2003, Rhodes purchased 2,400 acres on Blue Diamond Hill for $ 50 million through a company known as Gypsum Resources. He said he had no specific plans for the land, other than the continuation of gypsum mining. Rhodes requested the Nevada Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs to
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The county also proposed that the property be purchased by the federal government and be declared part of Red Rock Canyon, preventing development of the land. The county nominated the property for purchase by the BLM. However, a BLM spokesperson said, "We are very, very hesitant. The problem is
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to a Denver company, and reduced the number of homes for his future community to 3,500. Meanwhile, the county sought a pre-trial ruling against Save Red Rock, hoping to avoid a trial. The county stated that the organization had failed to provide evidence that it would be harmed by the county's
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on May 19, 2003. James' ordinance was passed by the Clark County Commission two days later, restricting Rhodes to one home for every two acres. Rhodes would still be able to develop approximately 83 percent of his property on Blue Diamond Hill. Rhodes considered taking legal action against the
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In 2009, a federal judge ruled in Rhodes' favor, declaring that state laws must apply throughout Nevada rather than specific areas. The state appealed the decision. In March 2010, after years of litigation with Rhodes, the Clark County Commission introduced a code allowing Rhodes to develop a
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In mid-August 2002, executives of John Laing and Quadrant Planning hosted a meeting with approximately 130 people, mostly Blue Diamond residents, to discuss the proposed community. Attendees expressed their concern about the project and its potential effects on the surrounding area, including
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bankruptcy in July 2019. The company blamed its bankruptcy filing on the county and the various delays regarding the housing community. Despite the bankruptcy filing, Rhodes still intended to proceed with his plans for a community on the land. Gypsum Resources later sued the county, alleging
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Rock was not opposed to the current zoning, which allowed up to 1,500 homes, but the group objected to anything more. The Las Vegas Valley Water District estimated that the project would require at least 6.5 miles of pipeline, as well as three pump stations and three reservoirs.
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A district judge later declined to issue an injunction against James, thereby allowing him to introduce the overlay proposal. However, the judge still allowed Rhodes' lawsuit to proceed. James subsequently sought to dismiss it, citing various reasons including allegations of a
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ruled in April 2023 that Jones intentionally deleted the text messages against county policy, out of concern that the disclosure of their contents "would yield a negative or unfavorable outcome for him". After the judge's ruling, Nevada Republicans called on Jones to resign.
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Environmentalists, as well as residents of Blue Diamond, had previously opposed development of the mountainous region, and they had concerns about John Laing's future plans for the site. Opponents were worried about the land near Red Rock Canyon becoming an area of
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has operated on the land since the 1920s, but the property otherwise remains vacant. Each of the proposed housing projects have received some opposition from environmentalists, citing concerns about the impact that such a project would have on the surrounding area.
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recreational activities at Red Rock Canyon. Also questioned was the availability of services such as water, police, and firefighters. In addition, G.C. Wallace, an engineering firm, was working on the project while simultaneously conducting a
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that Rhodes was actually preparing the land for development of housing, while getting tax breaks for a mining operation that they did not believe to be in existence. The mining operation was later confirmed to be active again. Later in 2012,
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James and another commissioner, Chip Maxfield, did not consider Titus' bill to be the best solution; she said her bill was in response to a lack of action locally. In the event that her bill were defeated, Titus planned to introduce it as a
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later said that most of the comments from Rhodes' supporters were form letters, saying, "They were an obvious orchestrated effort to kill the bill. The pro ones were more heartfelt, from people with a genuine interest in Red Rock."
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processing of plans for the community. At the end of 2018, Save Red Rock dropped its lawsuit against the county, deciding that its resources were not adequately focused. The proposed housing project became a political issue in the
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commission did not need to go through another approval process because Rhodes' 2011 approval had not expired, although Save Red Rock disputed this claim. The organization sought a dismissal of the county lawsuit, calling it a
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for approximately $ 50 million. John Laing planned a housing community for the area, which lacked power and sufficient water for any major development. Any project on the land would require approval from the
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community on approximately 1,700 acres of his 2,400-acre property. Development would not take place on the land located closest to Blue Diamond and Red Rock Canyon, and Rhodes would be prohibited from using
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purchased 2,400 acres on Blue Diamond Hill and announced plans for Hidden Hills, a proposed community with up to 5,500 homes. This property is located near Red Rock Canyon, but not inside it. State senator
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up to $ 2 billion. As part of its legal fight, Gypsum Resources sought text messages made by Jones prior to the April 2019 vote, although these were later found to have been deleted. A
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for construction. A month later, Gypsum Resources filed a federal lawsuit against Clark County and its commissioners. The lawsuit alleged bias from the county and a violation of
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3540:"After 10 Years, the Contentious Saga of Jim Rhodes' Efforts to Develop Near Red Rock Might Be Over"
2428:"Sin City keeps its fringes wild; Las Vegans rally in an unprecedented fight to preserve open space"
2405:"Hearing brings Red Rock combatants together; Rhodes makes sure he has plenty of support at meeting"
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844:"Residents blast proposed housing project; They argue pristine character of Red Rock would be lost"
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4783:"Clark County commissioner defends decision to approve housing development at Red Rock Canyon"
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4602:"County commissioner accused of deleting texts prior to Red Rock Canyon housing vote"
4336:"Some counterclaims tossed in fight against housing development near Red Rock Canyon"
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4810:"'I love Red Rock as much as anybody': Developer touts long-stalled housing project"
3998:"Controversial plan near Red Rock Canyon gets Clark County Commission OK to proceed"
3811:"Clark County sues environmental group challenging development on Blue Diamond Hill"
3220:"Dealmaking, lobbying and delays: Inside the political fight over homes at Red Rock"
2503:"County OKs Red Rock restrictions; Ordinance limits development on land Rhodes owns"
922:"BLM denies conflict over land exchange; Residents near Red Rock Canyon accuse firm"
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4310:"Bill targeting Red Rock housing project is rewritten; developer still not pleased"
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3969:"The Killers, Imagine Dragons lead fight to #SaveRedRock, oppose home development"
3785:"Grass-roots group opposes plan to bring 14,500 new residents to Red Rock Canyon"
3433:"Commission to tackle familiar issues of recycling, Rhodes project near Red Rock"
1028:"Housing project in limbo; Developer asks for delay in considering Red Rock plan"
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437:. Save Red Rock garnered more than 5,000 signatures opposed to a zoning change.
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3566:"Nevada board pays $ 920,000 in attorney fees for Jim Rhodes' development suit"
2845:"Commissioners to review developer's proposal for land east of Red Rock Canyon"
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3681:"Project near Red Rock faces steep climb to fruition despite commission vote"
131:. Blue Diamond Hill is located near the eastern edge, but not inside, of the
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4206:"Nevada Legislature revisits law affecting development near Red Rock Canyon"
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4362:"Judge allows Save Red Rock group's lawsuit against county to move forward"
1629:"Dueling plans: Delays cited on local proposal for gypsum mine development"
1602:"Builder applies for clearances; Rhodes seeks to build homes near Red Rock"
2978:"County commission sides with Rhodes in housing development near Red Rock"
5397:‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties
4732:"Plan for housing near Red Rock Canyon gets permit OK despite objections"
4180:"Could a bill derail the proposed Blue Diamond Hill development project?"
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County commissioners were also reluctant to approve the project, and the
4576:"Future of housing development near Blue Diamond Hill remains uncertain"
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3004:"Sisolak says called-in testimony by Titus smacks of special treatment"
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3759:"Early Victory Against Red Rock Development, Final Vote Still to Come"
3650:"The battle to build near Red Rock Canyon is coming to a head — again"
2624:"The battle to build near Red Rock Canyon is coming to a head — again"
4076:"Getting water to, from Blue Diamond Hill development won't be cheap"
4024:"Why all the controversy about Blue Diamond Hill? Here's the rundown"
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3298:"Developer Jim Rhodes gets tax break for mining on his Red Rock land"
3246:"Developer Rhodes withdraws plan to use Red Rock Canyon scenic route"
3084:"Developer pays $ 490,000 in back taxes on land near Red Rock Canyon"
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4495:"Red Rock Canyon developer hurls accusations at county commissioner"
3733:"Hope grows for opponents of Blue Diamond Hill development proposal"
3707:"Opponents challenge legality of Blue Diamond Hill village proposal"
3592:"State to pay developer Rhodes $ 920,000 over Red Rock zoning issue"
2761:"County, Rhodes reach agreement on development near Red Rock Canyon"
4414:"Clark County wants to avoid trial in Red Rock development lawsuit"
3272:"Circuit Court asks for clarification on development near Red Rock"
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The commission's decision sparked anger in opponents. Commissioner
4388:"Developer Jim Rhodes ups mining investment in Blue Diamond Hill"
4284:"Nevada bill would require environmental reports from developers"
4128:"Save Red Rock group alleges county sidestepped open-meeting law"
3915:"Hundreds expected to protest proposed Blue Diamond Hill project"
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4679:"Clark County approves Red Rock housing development application"
4628:"Clark County commissioner lied about missing texts, judge says"
4154:"Court date set in battle over development near Red Rock Canyon"
4102:"County Commission lets builder's plan near Red Rock go forward"
3381:"Clark County again faces proposal to develop Blue Diamond Hill"
2020:"Red Rock Controversy: James seeks dismissal of Rhodes' lawsuit"
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3942:"Fight to continue against Red Rock Canyon housing development"
812:"Blue Diamond residents to hear controversial subdivision plan"
3621:"Development near Red Rock Canyon draws conservationists' ire"
3488:"Developer's proposed land swap efforts win county's approval"
3111:"Rhodes submits revised plan for developing Blue Diamond Hill"
2480:"Red Rock Legislation: Guinn signs development limit into law"
732:"Residents fear plan final blow to area's rural beauty, quiet"
4232:"Proposed bill would stymie development near Red Rock Canyon"
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4521:"County votes against Red Rock development, must get BLM OK"
4440:"Nonprofit drops lawsuit to prevent development at Red Rock"
3163:"Rhodes gets initial approval for Red Rock area development"
2871:"County Commission urged to 'save' Red Rock with settlement"
1727:"County backs senator's effort to protect conservation area"
165:, and John Laing would likely need to get approval from the
4706:"Luxury home plan overlooking Red Rock Canyon angers group"
4550:"Would-be Blue Diamond Hill developer files for bankruptcy"
3137:"Rural residents oppose Rhodes' plan for Blue Diamond Hill"
4654:"Clark County commissioner should resign, Nevada GOP says"
3837:"Save Red Rock group wants Clark County lawsuit dismissed"
2819:"Let games begin with Rhodes' Blue Diamond waiver request"
2525:"Rhodes weighs legal challenge as Red Rock rules approved"
1499:"Developer accused of attempt to sway commissioner's vote"
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Since 2002, there have been various housing proposals for
1340:"Red Rock Canyon: Plan limiting development goes to vote"
4758:"Housing development near Red Rock Canyon moves forward"
3863:"The Red Rock Housing Development Controversy Explained"
2706:"Lawsuit challenges development limits in Red Rock area"
2653:"Constitutionality of legislation, ordinance challenged"
2043:"County urges BLM to buy developer's land; agency balks"
552:"Development threat angers residents, environmentalists"
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There were concerns from opponents that Rhodes would be
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in January 2003. The organization had proposed buying a
3514:"Rhodes gets county support for swapping Red Rock land"
3462:"Rhodes wins Red Rock ruling; land swap move continues"
3350:"Rhodes Homes creditors going after founder Jim Rhodes"
3189:"County approves Rhodes' planned project near Red Rock"
3059:"Developer Jim Rhodes owes $ 490,000 in property taxes"
1211:"Developer withdraws plans for Blue Diamond Hill homes"
757:"BLM: No conflict of interest in Blue Diamond proposal"
3324:"The resurrection of real estate developer Jim Rhodes"
1051:"Embattled Housing Project: Opposition to plan builds"
2949:"Rhodes' Red Rock plan encounters new sticking point"
866:"Developers go forward despite increasing opposition"
702:"Blue Diamond project plan meets skeptical reception"
1655:"Sale of land to developer draws wrath of residents"
1362:"Group offers plan to stop Blue Diamond development"
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United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
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Jim Rhodes enlisted the help of former commissioner
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4049:"Nevada Lawmakers Approve Las Vegas Builders' Plan"
3407:"Proposal would let Rhodes swap land near Red Rock"
2121:"Blue Diamond Hill: Red Rock overlook long way off"
1417:"Purchase of mine revives Red Rock land-use battle"
787:"Land-Use Experts: Rejection of housing plan urged"
5469:Unincorporated communities in Clark County, Nevada
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2248:"Rhodes appeals ruling on Red Rock project review"
1966:Rake, Launce; Johnson, Erica D. (April 16, 2003).
1945:"Development Near Red Rock: Judge won't bar James"
1095:
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2098:"Halting Development: Red Rock proposal unveiled"
4178:Snyder, Riley; Valley, Jackie (March 13, 2017).
2226:"Rhodes seeks exemptions for land near Red Rock"
2096:Geary, Frank; Young, Samantha (April 29, 2003).
1968:"Judge: It's too soon for Rhodes' suit on James"
607:"Brokers put Blue Diamond real estate on market"
2790:"County OKs settlement on Red Rock development"
2277:"Rhodes begins PR campaign on gypsum mine site"
1521:"Kenny denies any ethics breach in Rhodes case"
1236:"Rules limiting building at Red Rock draw near"
584:"Hill east of Red Rock weighed for development"
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2382:"Assembly sends Red Rock zoning bill to Guinn"
2148:"Rhodes applies for OK to build near Red Rock"
1869:"Save Red Rock effort picks up James' support"
1813:"Court ruling may thwart Red Rock development"
1776:
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443:strategic lawsuit against public participation
295:strategic lawsuit against public participation
123:has been mined at the site, which is known as
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4438:Davidson, Michael Scott (November 14, 2018).
4022:Davidson, Michael Scott (February 25, 2017).
3996:Davidson, Michael Scott (February 23, 2017).
3913:Davidson, Michael Scott (February 20, 2017).
3809:Davidson, Michael Scott (December 13, 2016).
2923:"Developer finds thrill on Blue Diamond Hill"
1705:"Preserving Red Rock: Senate easily OKs bill"
8:
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3887:Davidson, Michael Scott (February 9, 2017).
3835:Davidson, Michael Scott (January 10, 2017).
3731:Davidson, Michael Scott (October 23, 2016).
3705:Davidson, Michael Scott (October 17, 2016).
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1783:"Overlooking Red Rock: Rhodes files lawsuit"
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4808:Torres-Cortez, Ricardo (October 11, 2022).
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3379:Davidson, Michael Scott (August 14, 2016).
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2552:"Rhodes drops lawsuit against commissioner"
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2304:"Tours change some minds about development"
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1181:"Herrera proposes development buffer zones"
1155:"Red Rock developers scrap project for now"
1074:"Panel delays vote on Red Rock development"
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634:"Factory sale won't affect housing project"
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4756:Torres-Cortez, Ricardo (October 5, 2022).
4282:Davidson, Michael Scott (April 17, 2017).
4204:Davidson, Michael Scott (March 30, 2017).
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1993:"Ordinance introduced to protect Red Rock"
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133:Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
119:has operated on the land since the 1920s.
67:Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
4626:Torres-Cortez, Ricardo (April 25, 2023).
4412:Davidson, Michael Scott (June 18, 2018).
4074:Davidson, Michael Scott (March 6, 2017).
2783:
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2597:"New law blocks vote on Red Rock request"
1682:"Land Near Red Rock: Development opposed"
1388:"Gypsum firm rejects plan to block homes"
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4574:Williams, Carolyn (September 18, 2019).
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2679:"Rhodes sues to overturn law on density"
2575:"Absences foil Rhodes' Red Rock request"
2326:"Vote looms on zoning bill for Red Rock"
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1097:"The Red Coats are coming! To Red Rock!"
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213:Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
3757:Blanchard, Brendan (October 20, 2016).
2817:Morrison, Jane Ann (October 31, 2011).
1757:"Titus praises Red Rock Canyon support"
1553:"County policy would delay Rhodes vote"
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582:Weissenstein, Michael (July 17, 2001).
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61:. The proposed site is located west of
4519:Mlynarek, Cassandra (April 17, 2019).
3648:Rothberg, Daniel (February 20, 2017).
3614:
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3538:Peterson, Kristen (January 30, 2013).
2897:"Residents challenge Rhodes plan anew"
2622:Rothberg, Daniel (February 20, 2017).
970:"Panel rejects plan for hilltop homes"
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4055:. Associated Press. February 23, 2017
3619:Rothberg, Daniel (October 20, 2016).
3296:Schoenmann, Joe (February 28, 2012).
2426:Slattery, Ryan (September 15, 2003).
2353:"Rhodes land debate hits legislators"
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2201:"County backs plan to buy out Rhodes"
1918:"Rhodes: Mine purchase began in 2001"
202:decade before being fully built out.
7:
5474:Unincorporated communities in Nevada
3512:Mower, Lawrence (January 22, 2013).
3460:Mower, Lawrence (January 31, 2013).
3405:Mower, Lawrence (January 18, 2013).
3244:Jourdan, Kristi (February 8, 2012).
1314:"Residents have a case of the Blues"
1123:Snyder, Susan (September 10, 2002).
5384:Blue Diamond Hill housing proposals
4467:Rothberg, Daniel (August 2, 2019).
4360:Corbin, April (September 7, 2017).
4256:Lochhead, Colton (March 31, 2017).
4126:Rothberg, Daniel (March 14, 2017).
4100:Corbin, April (February 22, 2017).
3187:Schoenmann, Joe (August 17, 2011).
3029:"Rhodes could still lose legal war"
2174:"Rhodes faces major-projects rules"
2068:"Senators propose purchase of mine"
1823:from the original on April 20, 2003
1470:"Red Rock deal raises ethics issue"
1312:Snyder, Susan (December 20, 2002).
1262:"County solicits input on Red Rock"
1049:Geary, Frank (September 16, 2002).
4861:Municipalities and communities of
4730:Davis, Hillary (August 15, 2021).
3967:Leach, Robin (February 21, 2017).
3939:Leach, Robin (February 27, 2017).
3861:Moore, Hailey (January 17, 2017).
3218:Rothberg, Daniel (July 31, 2022).
3057:Schoenmann, Joe (April 30, 2010).
2869:Schoenmann, Joe (April 18, 2010).
2788:Hansen, Kyle B. (April 21, 2010).
2759:Schoenmann, Joe (March 17, 2010).
1894:Sebelius, Steve (April 17, 2003).
1845:Sebelius, Steve (April 15, 2003).
1576:"Senator to enter Red Rock debate"
1574:Geary, Frank (February 16, 2003).
1338:Geary, Frank (February 12, 2003).
1268:. December 6, 2002. Archived from
1125:"Old news is new news at Red Rock"
1072:Geary, Frank (September 6, 2002).
605:Smith, Hubble (January 18, 2000).
485:2018 Nevada gubernatorial election
396:2011 proposal and failed land swap
43:Blue Diamond Hill in the mid-2000s
14:
4704:Johnson, Shea (August 12, 2021).
3486:Shine, Conor (January 22, 2013).
3431:Shine, Conor (January 19, 2013).
3161:Wyland, Scott (August 17, 2011).
2704:Neff, Erin (September 15, 2005).
2453:"Panel OKs Red Rock restrictions"
895:"Signatures gathered at Red Rock"
4652:Hill, Jessica (April 26, 2023).
4600:Johnson, Shea (March 10, 2022).
4548:Johnson, Shea (August 2, 2019).
4308:Corbin, April (April 17, 2017).
4230:Corbin, April (March 31, 2017).
4152:Corbin, April (March 30, 2017).
3679:Valley, Jackie (March 1, 2017).
3002:Wyland, Scott (April 30, 2010).
2976:Wyland, Scott (April 21, 2010).
2947:Wyland, Scott (April 17, 2010).
2921:Wyland, Scott (April 11, 2010).
2895:Wyland, Scott (March 31, 2010).
2843:Wyland, Scott (April 19, 2010).
2732:"Rhodes rides again at Red Rock"
2730:Wyland, Scott (March 17, 2010).
2302:Packer, Adrienne (May 7, 2003).
1026:Geary, Frank (August 29, 2002).
920:Geary, Frank (August 17, 2002).
842:Geary, Frank (August 15, 2002).
785:Geary, Frank (August 21, 2002).
730:Geary, Frank (August 14, 2002).
667:"Not all 'enchanted' with plans"
33:
22:
3783:Hogan, Jan (October 28, 2016).
3135:Wyland, Scott (July 28, 2011).
2650:Smith, Hubble (June 10, 2005).
2119:Geary, Frank (April 30, 2003).
2041:Geary, Frank (April 17, 2003).
1943:Geary, Frank (April 16, 2003).
1781:Geary, Frank (April 12, 2003).
1755:Geary, Frank (March 19, 2003).
1703:Whaley, Sean (April 18, 2003).
1680:Geary, Frank (March 28, 2003).
1497:Geary, Frank (April 17, 2003).
1468:German, Jeff (April 16, 2003).
1209:Moller, Jan (October 2, 2002).
944:"Apex, Red Rock plans set back"
163:Las Vegas Valley Water District
89:Within a few months, developer
5362:Moapa River Indian Reservation
5351:Fort Mojave Indian Reservation
4493:Johnson, Shea (June 8, 2021).
4386:Segall, Eli (March 29, 2018).
3109:Wyland, Scott (July 7, 2011).
2573:Geary, Frank (June 19, 2003).
1896:"The importance of being Erin"
1811:Illia, Tony (April 19, 2003).
1442:Neff, Erin (August 29, 2003).
1001:"Police called to quell crowd"
517:United States magistrate judge
362:Litigation and 2010 settlement
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4334:Corbin, April (May 2, 2017).
3590:Whaley, Sean (July 9, 2013).
3348:Green, Steve (May 14, 2012).
3270:Ryan, Cy (October 31, 2011).
2550:Geary, Frank (June 5, 2003).
2501:Geary, Frank (May 22, 2003).
2478:Whaley, Sean (May 20, 2003).
2403:Geary, Frank (May 11, 2003).
2232:. May 9, 2003. Archived from
2199:Odierna, Judy (May 7, 2003).
1287:"Development limits proposed"
3322:Segall, Eli (May 11, 2014).
2018:Geary, Frank (May 8, 2003).
1600:Geary, Frank (May 1, 2003).
1551:Geary, Frank (May 3, 2003).
244:Another proposal came from
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2380:Vogel, Ed (May 17, 2003).
2351:Neff, Erin (May 6, 2003).
428:2016 proposal and lawsuits
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3564:Ryan, Cy (July 9, 2013).
167:Bureau of Land Management
105:Bureau of Land Management
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5357:Las Vegas Indian Colony
4053:The Wall Street Journal
410:Supreme Court of Nevada
159:Clark County Commission
127:and is located west of
5450:36.085287; -115.403114
4939:
4473:The Nevada Independent
4184:The Nevada Independent
3685:The Nevada Independent
3224:The Nevada Independent
1509:on September 23, 2004.
1038:on September 10, 2005.
496:Nevada State Route 159
228:Preservation proposals
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1350:on December 28, 2004.
1272:on November 29, 2005.
1221:on November 20, 2005.
1061:on December 18, 2002.
742:on September 5, 2002.
594:on December 25, 2001.
404:In October 2011, the
334:Nevada State Assembly
250:conservation easement
246:The Conservation Fund
5415:United States portal
5371:Proposed communities
4864:Clark County, Nevada
4444:Pahrump Valley Times
2685:. September 15, 2005
2490:on December 6, 2004.
2415:on December 5, 2004.
2392:on December 5, 2004.
2314:on December 5, 2004.
2053:on October 10, 2004.
2030:on December 5, 2004.
1793:on December 6, 2004.
1692:on December 5, 2004.
1187:. September 11, 2002
1084:on October 30, 2002.
617:on October 16, 2000.
502:. It also alleged a
137:Blue Diamond, Nevada
83:Blue Diamond, Nevada
5441: /
5343:Indian reservations
5110:Las Vegas Chinatown
2562:on August 20, 2003.
2236:on January 1, 2005.
2131:on August 18, 2003.
2108:on October 5, 2003.
1955:on August 18, 2003.
1767:on January 5, 2005.
1715:on October 6, 2003.
1563:on October 6, 2003.
1444:"'Erin being Erin'"
1293:. December 12, 2002
1007:. September 6, 2002
901:. September 9, 2002
469:In March 2017, the
408:requested that the
53:, located in rural
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1847:"Rocking Red Rock"
1394:. January 31, 2003
1368:. January 30, 2003
1242:. January 14, 2003
1102:Las Vegas CityLife
854:on March 10, 2005.
797:on April 10, 2005.
504:breach of contract
471:Nevada Legislature
435:comprehensive plan
278:popular referendum
270:Nevada Legislature
86:proposal in 2002.
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5125:Lower Kyle Canyon
4789:. October 5, 2022
2585:on June 23, 2003.
2513:on March 7, 2005.
2432:High Country News
1857:on March 7, 2005.
1161:. October 1, 2002
1104:. August 15, 2002
976:. August 29, 2002
950:. August 21, 2002
932:on March 9, 2005.
872:. August 27, 2002
818:. August 14, 2002
763:. August 16, 2002
708:. August 15, 2002
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117:Blue Diamond Mine
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199:Las Vegas Valley
154:John Laing Homes
79:John Laing Homes
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377:State Route 159
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308:southern Nevada
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