Surferboy567
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I don’t think they have said anything…yetHas any comment been made by the Disney Co. board of directors? B.C. is the CEO not the Board Chair. I am sure this RCID issue is a topic of discussion.
I don’t think they have said anything…yetHas any comment been made by the Disney Co. board of directors? B.C. is the CEO not the Board Chair. I am sure this RCID issue is a topic of discussion.
Disney's assessed property tax value is artificially low because of the existence of the District.No. Disney does not pay Reedy Creek Improvement District in lieu of paying the counties, it is in addition. You have been told this repeatedly.
Yes, Disney won a case against the previous property appraiser for a couple of years’ appraisals. That issue though was not limited to Disney.Wasn't there a recent settlement involving Disney Co and the Orange County tax assessor on WDW value assessed?
Oh I bet there are discussions…and a lot of calls from between the battery and City Hall Park.Has any comment been made by the Disney Co. board of directors? B.C. is the CEO not the Board Chair. I am sure this RCID issue is a topic of discussion.
Not only that but apparently another provision of FL law is that a special district has to be dissolved the same way it was instituted. Reedy Creek was instituted in ordinary session, not special session, so this law may not end up applying to RCID at all...It’s not even close to being that serious. As has been said 1000 times…the district would have to vote to dissolve and “chances aren’t good). It’s not like the vote for Yeehaw Junction Animal Control Officer
If the tax implications were as you contend, why wouldn't Disney have been actively lobbying to eliminate the RCID? Your contention seems to be that Disney is willingly paying for all of their own services that they could have subsidized by the residents of Orange and Osceola counties.Because DeSantis doesn't care. He's trying to win the 2024 GOP nomination.
No benefit…it’s mud slinging for donor dollars with no other objectiveOutside of the political theatre here, can anyone help me on the why in all of this. How does this benefit the State? Who does it benefit other than Ronnie?
The vote tomorrow is meaningless. The legislature can't just scrap the district on their own. The residents of the district have to vote to dissolve it. All the residents are Disney employees. It's not going to happen. And if DeSantis tries and end run to get around the requirement of having the residents vote, it will be stopped in court. There is a 0% chance of RCID going away.We know it won't be dissolved tomorrow. The bill which is likely to pass and be signed by the Governor gives Disney (and five other special districts) until 2023 to come up with a solution.
Source: https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2021/0189.072In order for the Legislature to dissolve an active independent special district created and operating pursuant to a special act, the special act dissolving the active independent special district must be approved by a majority of the resident electors of the district or, for districts in which a majority of governing body members are elected by landowners, a majority of the landowners voting in the same manner by which the independent special district’s governing body is elected. If a local general-purpose government passes an ordinance or resolution in support of the dissolution, the local general-purpose government must pay any expenses associated with the referendum required under this paragraph.
Which is why it's absolutely HYSTERICAL that Chapek keeps volunteering to be his punching bag.This is one huge pr stunt to give DeSantis a hollow win to parade out during the next presidential election.
If the tax implications were as you contend, why wouldn't Disney have been actively lobbying to eliminate the RCID? Your contention seems to be that Disney is willingly paying for all of their own services that they could have subsidized by the residents of Orange and Osceola counties.
It hurts everyone, helps no one including Ronnie. If property taxes go up as a result of the removal of RCID I directly blame Ronnie!Outside of the political theatre here, can anyone help me on the why in all of this. How does this benefit the State? Who does it benefit other than Ronnie?
If Fox News gets special perks from the state of New York, I'd 100% support eliminating them.So the folks cheering this on - or even just shrugging their shoulders about it - are completely OK with blue states using legislation to penalize Fox News and Salem Radio, right? Those are the rules of the game, after all.
There's a statute in state law that says the residents of such districts have to vote on its dissolution. Guess who lives in the district?
Disney's assessed property tax value is artificially low because of the existence of the District.
Chapek is an incompetent yutz who was never qualified for this job Bob tossed into the air as he ran out of his office in an N-95Which is why it's absolutely HYSTERICAL that Chapek keeps volunteering to be his punching bag.
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