Well, things like this might not be glamourous or exciting, but they are necessary.
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WDW Permits 2013
- Thread starter danlb_2000
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Well, things like this might not be glamourous or exciting, but they are necessary.
Tom
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The water control project itself....yes. A preview center....maybe not so much
Did you get my PM?
Permits today for Fastpass+ at Festival of the Lion King and Theater in the Wild.
FOLK Fastpass+ - Site Work
Theater in the Wild Fastpass+ - Site Work
FOLK Fastpass+ - Site Work
Theater in the Wild Fastpass+ - Site Work
Tom
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Interesting that they're spending money on FP+ infrastructure at a facility that they're actively planning to move.
cba
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Found this, it's a bit old. Describes the facade of Mission Space and other permits. http://www.orlandoparksnews.com/2013/01/latest-wdw-permits-mission-space-facade.html
bcampione
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This is what I heard. A rumor, but still something; http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/imagination-being-replaced-w-dr-doof.859561/#post-5311152
Bunch of Buena Vista Construction permits today for LMA at DHS, and Kali, Primeval, Kilamanjaro, KSR Safari, and Tree of Life. Anyone know what KSR Safari is?
Tom
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Fixed your post.
BVCC is Buena Vista Construction Company - Disney's in-house construction company, which typically performs "magical" work that outside firms wouldn't do.
Tom, Something I have alwasy wondered about. My understanding of the Notice of Commencement is that it is mainly a tool for making sure a contractor get's paid on time. If that is the case why does Disney need them for thier own in-house work?
Tom
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The way I remember reading the law, any worked performed on "real property" for a sum of money required a NoC to be filed with the county. And since Disney has BVCC setup as a separate company (even though it's held by TWDC), it technically needs to file NoC's. BVCC may employ subcontractors from time to time, and that's when Disney is at risk for having a lien filed (not that Disney wouldn't pay a subcontractor for work on its own property).
I imagine BVCC has to file for, and pay for, local permits through RCID too. This is just a guess, since I've never seen an RCID permit log.
Alien
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Uh i know how to spell "what". I dont need an English teacher
But thanks anyway
Tom
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Just found it ironic that you said you didn't want to sound dumb, but your post read as, "uh... not to sound dumb but wats a BVCC or watever".
29 permits today, I think that is a new record! Unfortunately nothing exciting. Most of them are for electrical work at retail locations all over the property which are most likely for the next-gen payment terminals.
Alien
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its for convince
Buena Vista Construction permit today for Casey Jr. Wonder if they are finally going to do something about the fence.
djkidkaz
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Wouldn't surprise me if it was a paint touch up. I noticed the other day that Casey Jr himself was looking a little faded from all the water.
yoyoflamingo
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This came up in another thread, which makes more sense with the Stormwater Center:
http://parkrumors.com/major-facelift-for-planned-downtown-disney/
http://parkrumors.com/major-facelift-for-planned-downtown-disney/
Tom
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Oh yeah, I think that's already done. The entire pavilion was replaced with Star Wars.