lazyboy97o
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The counties can’t create districts on incorporated land.
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News Reedy Creek Improvement District and the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District
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Surferboy567
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If that happened Disney would sue so fast. I don’t know how the board could reasonably claim that is fair in court.
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Riviera Rita
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When Disney wanted to build a park in Europe they initially chose a site in Essex in the UK until someone suused out who was trying to buy up all this land and inflated the price of the land, so Disney basically said 'No Thanks' and built Euro Disney just outside of Paris. It's no secret that Disney did not buy up the land in Orange County themselves, but, had agents doing it for them to avoid the overinflation of the asking price for this actually unusable land. Nothing dodgy, just protecting their interests.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
Escalation. This is why Disney trying to just appease and sulk away was a mistake. They should have fought when the stakes were lower.
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CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
WDW chief council drafting agreements and then asking for his name to be taken off the header and replaced with a third party.
I'm watching without audio while I half pay attention to a Zoom so I only saw it, I didn't hear the commentary.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
That’s what eminent domain is. It’s an established concept.
Stripes
Premium Member
Sounds like letters never went out. Assuming that is true, that is highly, highly concerning.
Brian
Well-Known Member
I don't believe Disney would be the responsible party for sending the notices; the district would be.
If true, this would seem to be a horrendously costly error, and something that is hard to believe could have happened.
Mr. Stay Puft
Well-Known Member
If Disney sent letters out, surely they sent them using certified mail. Their lawyers couldn't be that incompetent could they?
Kamikaze
Well-Known Member
Can't and won't happen. They would need to have a use for the land that can't be done with other state owned land.
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Stripes
Premium Member
RCID was responsible for sending them out, not Disney.
That's why you keep the tracking slip. Still an interesting development and not the last time hearing about this.
tissandtully
Well-Known Member
Sounds like there's an argument to be made if they actually needed to send them out and to which parties if any
Mr. Stay Puft
Well-Known Member
But RCID has a legal department, they would likely have their lawyers overlook or sign-off on the notices I would think.
durangojim
Well-Known Member
Can someone please sum up what the letters issue is all about? I'm having trouble finding it between patients.
But knowing the magnitude of their importance, you would think Disney would have had people ensuring it happened.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
When do these guys go to the bathroom? I've peed like four times since this started.