News Reedy Creek Improvement District and the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District

[drnilescrane]

It's so generic they weren't the first to think of it.

 

[castlecake2.0]

It's ironic that they use an orange tree for their logo as there are probably ZERO orange groves in the district.
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[Goofyernmost]

How do you come up with a logo for an organization whose name is a big lie?

<graphic designer> "Oh, 'Central Florida!' Let me think about what images come to mind with that phrase, and let me check a map to see if there are any interesting geographic features to inclu... ​

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Oh. It's just an area covering Walt Disney World and nowhere else in 'Central Florida.' What a crock..."​

Well there are a lot of orange groves immediately to the northwest, west and southwest of WDW. But like you said, this group is not controlling any area beyond the Disney Property. It seem like this initiative to form some type of alliance with outside business is to influence the outside against Disney. Like it or not they owe their very livelihood to Disney it will be interesting to see what happens in that situation. Hopefully, it will all be over by then and things can get back to normal once more.

 

[castlecake2.0]

Can someone help me find minutes from previous RCID meetings? I can’t find them on their site anymore

 

[DCBaker]

Can someone help me find minutes from previous RCID meetings? I can’t find them on their site anymore

If you are talking about after February 2023, they haven't been posting them separately. You'll have to look through the BoS packages where they approve the minutes.

Documents -> RCID -> Board of Supervisors Meetings -> Agendas & Packages.

 

[mkt]

No new filings today in either case.

Maybe something tomorrow, but no promises.

But what I can promise is that tomorrow is Friday, and that only means one thing: FRI-YAY!

 

[mkt]

It's Friday and there's no new filings.

Huzzah to another boring weekend.

 

[Batman'sParents]

Is the new board issuing permits for WDW without issue?

 

[JoeCamel]

Is the new board issuing permits for WDW without issue?

Have any been submitted that require their approval?

 

[lazyboy97o]

Is the new board issuing permits for WDW without issue?

Building and development permits are still issued by the administrative staff, not the Board, and continue to be issued. The Board has not yet amended the District regulations such that they would be involved.

 

[Disney Analyst]

 

[DCBaker]

Here is the motion to dismiss document.

 

[drnilescrane]

So, IANAL. But I asked my friend, who is studying for the FL bar, who called the claims "fragrantly stupid" and "performative for Fox News". Hopefully he passes.

 

[Chi84]

So, IANAL. But I asked my friend, who is studying for the FL bar, who called the claims "fragrantly stupid" and "perforative for Fox News". Hopefully he passes.

Sounds pretty smart.

 

[drnilescrane]

In case you were wondering, on a claim by claim basis:

• Does Disney Lack Standing To Sue The State Defendants?
  Disney does have standing, they are allowed to sue in an individual capacity & have a particularized injury.
• Are Disney’s Claims Against The State Defendants Barred By Sovereign Immunity?
  No, see above. It's a suit in equity.
• Are Disney’s Claims Against The Governor Barred By Legislative Immunity?
  Not a thing in this context.
• Does Disney Fail To State A Claim?
  

Anyway, the CFTOD motion should drop today too and that's going to be the fun one.

 

[DCBaker]

Anyway, the CFTOD motion should drop today too and that's going to be the fun one.

And here is the response from the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District on Disney’s motion to dismiss in the state case.

 

[drnilescrane]

And here is the response from the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District.

That's the state lawsuit, not the federal one. We all missed this, it was filed last week.

Unfortunately on this one I think the CFTOD might have a minor win on the performance of service.

 

[DCBaker]

That's the state lawsuit, not the federal one. We all missed this, it was filed last week.

Unfortunately on this one I think the CFTOD might have a minor win on the performance of service.

Ah, yes! I was just coming back to ask if you were talking about the Federal suit.

 

[mikejs78]

That's the state lawsuit, not the federal one. We all missed this, it was filed last week.

Unfortunately on this one I think the CFTOD might have a minor win on the performance of service.

Really? Based on what?

 

[drnilescrane]

Really? Based on what?

Well, I take that back - they *might* have a minor win. IANAL of course. I've found the detail of the statute in the past. CFTOD is arguing that because Disney didn't attest to the fact that Martin Garcia was unavailable it was invalid service.

Let's see Disney's response.