That's not what we're talking about. We're talking about the Florida Local Government Development Agreement Act, which predates all of this, and it provides for a duration of UP TO 30 years, not 30 years minimum.
But according to the DOH rep, the state already regulates massage within RCID. So what was the point?
Hmmm, never saw that on the menu! Nor was that an annual pass offer! I feel (not?) screwed!
Development agreement contemplates assignment to “other landowners and/or ground lessees within the RCID Jurisdictional Lands,” and obligates them to in turn comply with the provisions of this agreement. Also contemplates extensive public works and utilities authorizations which would clearly affect those other property owners within RCID.
They're going to throw the entire state regulatory oversight kitchen sink at Disney. All this because Disney didn't publicly agree with a law that was passed.
There's one in the tunnels underneath the Chinese Theatre at DHS. Tell them Sal sent you.
Not exactly. The correction is to allow the effected parties (if there are any) an opportunity to challenge. If none do the agreement remains in effect as is. The district would not have standing to oppose.
The royal lives claims is in the covenants.
is that what the ad on property that says the return of "Happily Ever After" is all about?
Super weird. I wish there was something in the constitution that covered free speech without government retaliation. Guess the founding fathers overlooked that one.
Honestly i think most of that is just hot air though. Disney won’t struggle with living under state oversight of health codes. It would be situations where the district holds its own distorted authority that become a problem.
No, that's the fireworks show. This is... well... there will be explosions, but of a different sort.
I think for an extra charge you can have a masseuse come to your hotel room for private session.
It was a while ago, but originally, there were questions about if the law eliminating RCID (when that was the original plan) even applied to Disney because they reupped (recertified, whatever the wording was) something with the district. I wonder if that has to do with this?
And don't forget about the pools and massage parlors....
I'm hopeful that Disney fights back and wins of course. But the fact that these are the goals of the state and this board, it's absolutely terrifying they want to do these things. Out of retaliation. That's government acting like a mafia organization.
We already knew this. The development agreement is good for 30 years max. The restrictive covenants are the ones with the royal lives clause.
