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I agree; just figured I would inject a little bit of fact to the conversation among all the speculation and guessing.

It's definitely not related to Star Wars. The SWPPP is a document standardized by the EPA (and state level DEPs) and utilized when impacts are being made to existing drainage patterns within a project's limits. Credentials: I'm an engineer and developed countless SWPPPs.

Thanks @NiarrNDisney!

That's something I wasn't aware of. Goes to show there is always something to learn.

Thanks @Dead2009!

I've heard that Pop was going to receive an AoA type of rehab. New family suites, etc.

Hi guys! I suppose I have lurked on here long enough and should actually start participating. I'm a local resident, UCF graduate (Go Knights!), AP, former CM, and all around Disnerd. I've pretty much focused my career around engineering and construction at Walt Disney World as I have an...

Absolutely. You're drastically cutting down on the amount of concrete needed for the beams. You only need concrete for the piers and footers. Nothing in between. On top of that, it's a lot cheaper to ship cable that it is to ship fully cast, custom monorail beams across the country. I think a...

The towers will be designed with footers large enough to handle extreme wind events. You should see what's in the ground for the monorail piers.

This is awesome! I love learning about old ideas that never quite came to fruition. That's an interesting place to connect to the Epcot line. The Disney Monorail System was what first peaked my interest in transportation engineering. It would have been great to see the system expanded, but I...

Quite the confident answer...