At this morning’s meeting, the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District has announced that they received a settlement agreement with Disney in a state-level lawsuit over development agreements.
District Counsel Paul Huck outlined the overview of the agreement:
- Disney stipulates that the Development Agreement and Restrictive Covenants are null and void
- Disney does not contest the District assessment that the 2032 Comprehensive Plan is null and void
- The District will amend the 2020 Comprehensive Plan, consulting with Disney for a new plan
- District and Disney will dismiss the claims and counterclaims
- Disney will dismiss the Public Records case
- The labor services agreement between the District and Reedy Creek Energy Services will end 2028
- Disney owns the long-term mitigation credits and the District will not impede with those credits
- The District and Disney will not contest the actions of the Reedy Creek Improvement District prior to DeSantis’ takeover
- Disney will seek permission to defer briefing in the federal appeals lawsuit against Ron DeSantis, pending negotiations and other new development with the District
The Board of Supervisors voted and approved the settlement. Here’s the full text of the settlement:
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Disney gave up. Luckily, Disney won’t be prosecuted for past unlawful conduct.