The third one is also interesting, it would connect Flamingo Crossing to 545.
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WDW Permits 2015
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dumboflyer
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Just to be clear, you're telling us that Boring is Interesting?
Please do, because its a very useful and valuable resource you have provided over the years.Not sure if there is any point in my continuing to check the SFWMD permits since more often then not lately someone else beats me to it.
JoeCamel
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Not sure if there is any point in my continuing to check the SFWMD permits since more often then not lately someone else beats me to it.
Please continue, you are who I look for when it comes to permits of any type.
Thanks for all you do.
We are half way though the year and the permits count for this year is almost the exact same as the first 6 months of last year, 633 permits by the end of June 2014 and 639 by the end of June 2015.
jt04
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Science.
Actually it is the same reason anyone needs a permit to build anything. And science.
wdw71fan
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To hopefully put this to bed as a rumor.. This is absolutely happening.. With a traffic signal being installed at the new Floridian/Reams intersection, it was confirmed to Orange county nearly 2 years ago and the Orange county board of county commissioners voted to pay for the orange county portion of the roadway improvements (mostly revolving around the intersection itself)
Jahona
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Not sure if there is any point in my continuing to check the SFWMD permits since more often then not lately someone else beats me to it.
I appreciate the work you are doing.
Mainly politics. You can read up on the history of Reedy Creek here: http://www.rcid.org/About.aspx
I assume you question actually is, why does Disney need to file permits when they have their owner government (RCID), that is a question someone else will probably be able to answer better then I can, maybe @Tom.
As for the documents I post in this thread, these are actually notices of commencement even though we call them permits. NOC's are required by the state of Florida and mainly have to do with assuring that the contractor get's paid when the work is complete. The other permits that get posted here are from the South Florida Water Management District which also at more of a state level. The permits are to be sure a property owner isn't doing something that would disrupt the larger storm water control system in the state.
Bolt
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Well usually everyone owns the land they build on, so it's no different from a person building a house to file a permit
Yes, in the US you have to have a construction permit to build something even on property you own. This also ties in with inspections that have to happen on the work.
lentesta
Premium Member
The US Army Corps of Engineers is sending out notices to Golden Oak homeowners about the proposed expansion of roads throughout WDW. Here's the notice, with maps. Part of the notice concerns wetlands impacts. I'm also surprised to see another 28-acre expansion of Flamingo Crossing.
This isn't specifically about roads but is related to the permit Disney filed with the South Florida Water Management District last year. There is a thread about it here:
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/wetland-use-expansion-permit.888031/
The permit is to add some land Disney already owns to the water management master plan as well as the new Mira Lago site. They are also asking to increase the amount of allowable wetland impacts across the property. This permit still hasn't been approved because they are still waiting for more information from Disney.
Not sure where you saw the 28-acre expansion of Flamingo Crossing? There are some lands out there that are being included in the master plan, but they aren't specifically associated with Flamingo Crossing.
lentesta
Premium Member
It's the 7th page of the images - a note about 28 acres being impacted when 0 are approved. I could be completely wrong.
Thank! I totally missed where it was saying what the proposed impacts would be. This is interesting.
The permit we ran across the other day for exploratory borings show a possible new road through Flamingo Crossing to 545 this would be part of that 28 acre impact.
Two new resort rehab permits today, one for Animal Kingdom Villas the other for Fort Wilderness. The Fort Wilderness one expires next April, the one for Jambo House, end of November this year.
Jambo House - Jambo House Interior Guest Room Soft Goods Renovation
Home Renovations - loop 100, loop 2700 rejuvenation, Loop 2300, loop 2200, loop 2400, loop 2500, Loop 2600, Loop 2800, Loop 2100, - Cabin/Guestroom Rheab
Jambo House - Jambo House Interior Guest Room Soft Goods Renovation
Home Renovations - loop 100, loop 2700 rejuvenation, Loop 2300, loop 2200, loop 2400, loop 2500, Loop 2600, Loop 2800, Loop 2100, - Cabin/Guestroom Rheab
GrumpyFan
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Speculating here that this is early construction work/prep in advance of the close of Magic of Disney Animation. If so, it's a definite good sign of things getting started.