[Buzz123]

Originally Posted by Jhiker10

The odor issue you are concerned about is around the 215 beltway area leading to Interstate 15, at times the stench is really strong. One of Republic Service Transfer station is in Cheyenne, North Las Vegas. There are many times when I've driven in the area and I can smell the foul stench from the garbage facility.

That's a long ways from the 89131 area the OP is looking at. Shouldn't be any smells up that way. If fact it should have the cleanest air in town.

[Jhiker10]

Originally Posted by Buzz123

That's a long ways from the 89131 area the OP is looking at. Shouldn't be any smells up that way. If fact it should have the cleanest air in town.

Cleanest air in Las Vegas will not be in a developed area down in the valley, it would be up in the Mt Charleston area with lots of trees and less development.

[jfkIII]

Be careful on Pinnochio. When a lie is told...the street widens.

[PinkString]

Originally Posted by jfkIII

Be careful on Pinnochio. When a lie is told...the street widens.

No, when a lie is told, the street grows longer, along with their nose.

[Buzz123]

Originally Posted by Jhiker10

Cleanest air in Las Vegas will not be in a developed area down in the valley, it would be up in the Mt Charleston area with lots of trees and less development.

In that case it wouldn't be IN LAS VEGAS. I said it was possibly the cleanest air IN LAS VEGAS because it is so close to the mountains. I've hiked all over Mt. Charleston, including the very top, many times. My favorite place to spend the night is under the huge bristle cone pine, in the meadow, right at the top of the switchbacks on the south loop trail. You don't even need a tent. If the OP buys near the Kyle Canyon Road, they will be 20 - 25 minutes from the trail head.