I think water and public safety are the two most important items Las
Vegas faces over the next 20 years. I believe water should be
taken from rural areas and redistributed to Las Vegas. I also
think golf courses should be changed 3 to 10 times what anyone else pays
for water. They are the largest waste of water for the masses.
Helen. D. NY
Yes, yes, yes to all of your questions/suggestions. Become
part of the solution not part of the problem. Kathleen Cahill
Richardson, TX
For the benefit of the state, a new source of water should
be found. Limiting the growth of the city would be harmful to the city and
state. Brenden Overland Park, Kansas
I think that there should be a limit on golf courses and
any new yards that are not needed for human use in a desert condition. New
building should have a user fee payable to the City for the consumption of
water that will come about. n People come to Las Vegas to gamble and see
shows mainly. Golfers can go to another location that is for that. Golf
Courses are a waste of land and a contribution of chemicals and pollution
for the upkeep. Donald D. Turner Brunswick, Maine
I definitly think a moratorium should be put on
construction projects. Grass could be replaced but the cost would be high.
As for visitors paying a tax, it is not their fault Vegas doesn't know
when to stop building large hotels, condos, casinos etc. Ellie
Nosky Canton, MI
The best way to help with the water problem is to tax its
use. That seem to work on everything else. Also how about closing some of
the golf courses. Since Las Vegas is about Gaming why are there so many
golf courses? James Anspach Lakewood, Co
