Didn't CFTOD change the tax rate? I seem to remember that, but maybe they just proposed a change.We have almost 1200 pages of comments with all this hand wringing about this horrible CFTOD, and in reality it has zero effect.
Most of the issues that would impact Disney are medium to long-term, such as land usage. Daily operations are not the concern.So, after reading the last few pages, not one instance of the CFTOD getting in the way on how Disney conducts its business. So it has zero effect. We have almost 1200 pages of comments with all this hand wringing about this horrible CFTOD, and in reality it has zero effect. People still go to the parks and spend money. Disney is still doing ongoing projects. ZERO effect. About time people realize there is a lot of hand wringing over what is actually a non issue. Yet we still have law suites with both State and Federal Courts waying in with what will end up costing millions of dollars in legal fees. The only winners here are the attorneys.
It was already explained to you that the development agreements over which the District is suing interfere with the most powerful and discretionary tool available to the board.So, after reading the last few pages, not one instance of the CFTOD getting in the way on how Disney conducts its business. So it has zero effect. We have almost 1200 pages of comments with all this hand wringing about this horrible CFTOD, and in reality it has zero effect. People still go to the parks and spend money. Disney is still doing ongoing projects. ZERO effect. About time people realize there is a lot of hand wringing over what is actually a non issue. Yet we still have law suites with both State and Federal Courts waying in with what will end up costing millions of dollars in legal fees. The only winners here are the attorneys.
They could be near term if the board is able to change the zoning regulations to require more development review.Most of the issues that would impact Disney are medium to long-term, such as land usage. Daily operations are not the concern.
The Reedy Creek Fire Department has been officially rebranded today.
That is just it, not your tax dollars unless you are one of the 500 or so that live in the District. Disney business has NOT been effected at all. Even the most zealous defenders of Disney controling the RCID have to admit this.Didn't CFTOD change the tax rate? I seem to remember that, but maybe they just proposed a change.
Even if they didn't. CFTOD certainly changed priorities on what to spend money on and is clearly spending large quantities of money on things those governed by CFTOD would rather not spend money on. With no recourse or accountability to those who pay the tax money being spent.
Maybe you don't consider that spending an impact. But when my tax money is spent and I get no input, I think that's an impact.
The facts do not support that. Administration changes result in new oversight and new leadership. Many non-political appointees will use transitions as a severance point for multiple reasons, including retirement options, pension calculations, unwillingness to work for a new boss, etc. For example during high level executive administration changes (president, governor, etc) especially when there is a change in party, you see a large number of these separations occur.
So, after reading the last few pages, not one instance of the CFTOD getting in the way on how Disney conducts its business. So it has zero effect. We have almost 1200 pages of comments with all this hand wringing about this horrible CFTOD, and in reality it has zero effect. People still go to the parks and spend money. Disney is still doing ongoing projects. ZERO effect. About time people realize there is a lot of hand wringing over what is actually a non issue. Yet we still have law suites with both State and Federal Courts waying in with what will end up costing millions of dollars in legal fees. The only winners here are the attorneys.
Any idea what the rebrand costs?What a waste of money![]()
For the third time, Disney was able to delay the most power tool for impacts which the District is spending significant sums to try to remove.That is just it, not your tax dollars unless you are one of the 500 or so that live in the District. Disney business has NOT been effected at all. Even the most zealous defenders of Disney controling the RCID have to admit this. If you cannot, than quite frankly you are not being honest and letting hate for the current Florida Governor shade your opinion
No no no. Don't you know it's Thursday, and I haven't been impacted all week. Obviously the most adamant defenders must acknowledge that this means there is no impact at all!Most of the issues that would impact Disney are medium to long-term, such as land usage. Daily operations are not the concern.
I didn't say it was my tax dollars. Much like it doesn't impact me either way, I didn't have RCID representation before either.That is just it, not your tax dollars unless you are one of the 500 or so that live in the District. Disney business has NOT been effected at all. Even the most zealous defenders of Disney controling the RCID have to admit this. If you cannot, than quite frankly you are not being honest and letting hate for the current Florida Governor shade your opinion
They did float that idea though.Daily operations are not the concern.
The Reedy Creek Fire Department has been officially rebranded today.
The monorail inspection law was written vaguely enough as to potentially apply to every theme park ride on a rail.They did float that idea though.
One could argue that the Florida reopening was somewhat reckless, and the situation at Disneyland was far more measured. While not ideal for Disney, it was maybe a better option. But that is a different conversation and not for this thread.WDW was open most of the time that Disneyland was forced to remain closed, and that was all thanks to Gov. DeSantis.
I think most people are averse to any type of hypocrisy. But the irony of someone obsessed with a certain closed Disney attraction asking this is not lost on me, so bravo, and thanks for the laugh.Are you and others “obsessed” with everyone’s hypocrisy or is it a selective obsession with certain people?
No, it's exactly how the law is written.That's not how the law is written.
No, it's exactly how the law is written.
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