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Yeesh, going into cast connections it would be pretty common to see RCFD or Reedy Creek employees shopping there.

Still waiting for how they will try to handle the debt issued by the district, if they attempt to dissolve it, somehow in the future. According to a report issued by RCID, prior to the takeover last year, the last bond will reach maturity in 2038. Lake Buena Vista, Florida CONTINUING...

If I had to guess, the research report will potentially include future steps to modify the powers or existence of the cities in the district. Just a guess though

I do wonder, whether the eventual resolution to this will come under the Governor and Iger or their successors.

This is the closest thing I can find talking about a potential compromise between both sides from December 2022: https://www.ft.com/content/64162abf-e0bd-4a6f-968a-cb4872e5c4f5 This version never came to pass. But, it does show conversations were happening in the past…

Realistically, outside of communicating via attorneys. A few ways and there are more 1. New Governor in 2027 proposes new legislation to remedy the situation. 2. Disney’s government relations team and lobbyists in Tallahassee work closely on the Plaza Level. 3. Both sides eventually send out...

If TWDC wanted to build a fifth park, under the old/new structure, would they have to pay impact fees to orange or Osceola county or does the structure of the district prevent that?

Is there any chance the new board can cancel the contracts for the road work that was approved prior to the state take over? I know that during the last meeting in February or January, they approved contracts to expand many of the roadways around Disney, including world drive.

Time to watch out for the next legislative session if someone tries to introduce legislation to disband the cities of bay lake and lake Buena Vista. The cities were always fall back options.

Budget wise, is the 8 million for the police reflective of how much it would potentially cost for Disney to contract with the counties for police directly? Or would it be more?

Will be interesting to watch what happens to the utilities. Disney just posted a position for a job opening on their utilities team that work with the district on the district owned utility systems. https://jobs.disneycareers.com/job/-/-/391/52095838464

So the current RCFD Chief, Chief LePere, is retiring in August. Once they find a new Chief, I wonder how that impacts the situation.

I could be wrong on this, but wouldn’t any type of settlement that specifies changes to the make up and selection of the board require an act of the legislature? That’s how both boards were originally created.

Not the Reedy Creek news you are expecting, but it's interesting. Also shows you how involved Reedy Creek was: Statement about Shuttle Service between Disney Springs and Hilton Bonnet Creek...

Counting down till Disney’s motion to dismiss is heard in State Court on Friday. Also BlogMickey article: https://blogmickey.com/2023/07/disney-uses-desantis-words-against-central-florida-tourism-oversight-district-in-state-level-lawsuit/

I want to know how much it will be. Will it be close to the cost of the grand Floridian, or closer to the cost of the new Disneyland villas?

Besides the logo, here are two other things: 1. Closed Executive session upcoming to discuss negotiations with RCFD over a new contract and another closed session to discuss ligation strategy involving state and federal cases. 2. Development of business advisory groups. More from OBJ- The...

Weren't the proposed salary increases in line with Orange County firefighter salaries?

I wonder if they want more vehicles. Or were they getting that in the new contract?

Are they limited in what they can launch because of SWGE and Toy Storyland?