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

tissandtully

Well-Known Member
Except the board was prevented from accessing their most direct means of creating delays. Now they get to move forward with changing the comprehensive plan and development regulations, opening up that very ability to meddle.
This does not seem like something that would come back in any sort of agreement that was made.
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
There's no conditions on Disney to stop publicly speaking on political issues.

Nor is there any mention that the new board has reviewing powers over Disney content in the parks or studios.

That would have been some people's first priority in 'controlling Disney' as part of a settlement since that seemed to be the major concern of those imposing the new board.
 

tissandtully

Well-Known Member
There's no conditions on Disney to stop publicly speaking on political issues.

Nor is there any mention that the new board has reviewing powers over Disney content in the parks or studios.

That would have been some people's first priority in 'controlling Disney' as part of a settlement since that seemed to be the major concern of those imposing the new board.
No, now the fight is about "good government" you see. lol
 

flynnibus

Premium Member
And Disney gets to move ahead with the MK, DHS, and AK work without artificial delays from the board.
I doubt the gov would want to publicly block a few billion investment in central Florida tho…

Get out of the way… ok… but make it untenable? Seems counter to his bigger picture needs
 

Chi84

Premium Member
The reason this whole thing started no longer exists. The government never had any viable, legitimate reason for interfering in Disney's business so there's no reason to believe the district won't go back to being handled the way it was all those years. The only difference may be in rewarding connected politicians with lucrative, but powerless, appointments.
 

flynnibus

Premium Member
The government never had any viable, legitimate reason for interfering in Disney's business so there's no reason to believe the district won't go back to being handled the way it was all those years. The only difference may be in rewarding connected politicians with lucrative, but powerless, appointments.

That line of thinking is defeated by the district’s own ‘audit’ which claims all kinds of intermingling- which they claimed to have stopped. So how could it all be ‘as it was’ and also no impact?
 

lazyboy97o

Well-Known Member
The reason this whole thing started no longer exists. The government never had any viable, legitimate reason for interfering in Disney's business so there's no reason to believe the district won't go back to being handled the way it was all those years. The only difference may be in rewarding connected politicians with lucrative, but powerless, appointments.
The underlying motive absolutely does exist. If anything, Disney is hedging that they need to show compliance.
 

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