Christianne Klein a proposal to build a Major Housing Development near Red Rock Canyon isnt sitting too well with some neighbors in the area. Thanks for joining us. Im Christianne Klein. paul joncich and im paul joncich. The issue has been brewing for yearsbut its heating up again because the project could now be moving forward if the county gives developers the okay. Marin has more from both sides of the argument. Heather Fisher save red rock it sounds like a nice place great plan its just in the wrong location. Mauricio Marin Heather Fisher has enjoyed this view of Blue Diamond Hill from her bicycle shop for years on the west side. Now that scenery is at risk of changingand having thousands of homes built near Red Rock Canyon National Conservation area. Heather Fisher save red rock it would bring in 5k units. 10k cars thousands of car trips a day. Traffic, lights, smog all that kind of stuff that comes with a consultants for gypsums resourceswhich owns the land used to mine mineralst
Ramp. There will be lengthy delays in the beginning. We anticipate that will peter off as residents and commuters find the best way to get to their final destination. Reporter another interchange affected, i15 south to u. S. 95 north. It will also be shut down. Ndot is asking drivers to exit on lake mead and take mlk back to the 95. These shortterm traffic headaches will help alleviate traffic f w done in 2019. We are improving safety and mobility in the busiest stretch of i15, the busiest stretch in the las vegas valley. Reporter mlk itself is already seeing major work done and that will continue. The northbound offramp to mlk from the u. S. 95 and the 15 will also be closed, leaving drivers with surface street options that will likely add time to most of i know that was a lot to take in. So of course, we have all of the information on our website, news3lv. Com. You can follow me on twitter. I have posted some of the tee tours and route detours and routes on there. This will go throug
A district court judge has said that jurors will be informed of Nevada officials intentionally deleting text messages about a controversial housing project during an upcoming trial.The ruling handed down by Judge Joanna Kishner last Wednesday introduces a turn in the protracted legal dispute over the Blue Diamond Hill development in Clark County, where developer Jim Rhodes has faced repeated roadblocks in his efforts to build thousands of homes. The civil trial, which involves figures such as Cl