The roads through Universal Orlando Resort North Campus are public roads owned by Orlando. That is why the pedestrian bridge built to [initially] support Cabana Bay was built by the City, which caused a minor incident because of the weirdness of its financing.
If your state decides to eliminate state income taxes do you think the IRS should be able to just increase your taxes by that amount?
They will.
The type of benefit is absolutely relevant relevant because it changes how people evaluate the benefit. If you have to misrepresent to make your point then you don’t have a strong point.
Why? The further it drops the more you can buy at a nice discount and the quicker Bob C. is out of there. Take advantage of panic sellers every time if you believe in a company.
You keep saying this. Doesn’t make it true
They won't. Its not a tax that will carry over. This has been said numerous times already.
Great post. I'm on the opposite side of the political spectrum but wholeheartedly agree on your points. This is just bad government. Would be if it was the opposite party doing it (I always opposed Dem leaders going after Chick-fil-a for this very reason). Especially since the work that RCID does is all mundane, necessary infrastructure work that local government typically does, it really is a foolish and not well-thought out decision.
I didn't misrepresent anything and I resent that you insinuated I did. Either Florida can remove RCID or it cannot. If RCID is not a "benefit" to Disney, then it cannot possibly be a 1st Amendment-infringing "punishment" to remove RCID. So the question remains, does Disney receive a benefit from the existence of RCID?
What incentive could Orange County officials possibly have not to?
Like I said, you don’t understand this legally. The government is retaliating for statements made. That is not permissible.
You have repeatedly claimed the District provides tax benefits, which it does not. You have exaggerated and misrepresented the regulatory benefits the District provides. If you don’t care about the specific types of benefits you would not insist on continuing to claim there are tax and regulatory benefits that don’t actually exist.
It’s not about their desire to do it or not. It’s their legal authority to do so.
They are not entirely in control of the process.
Literally nobody in this thread has said that RCID isn't a benefit to Disney except for people trying to say that's what others are stating, like this post.
Orange County already has zoning rules that don’t require public meetings for certain projects, notably large Planned Developments. There have been no public meetings about the specifics of Universal Orlando Resort South Campus.
