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RON DESANTIS SAYS ENDING DISNEY'S SELF-GOVERNING STATUS WILL BE A 'PROCESS.'
HERE'S WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN NEXT

By Eric Levenson and Steve Contorno, CNN



Updated 1540 GMT (2340 HKT) April 27, 2022


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(CNN)Nearly 55 years ago, Florida passed a law that created the Reedy Creek
Improvement District, effectively giving The Walt Disney Company governmental
control over the land in and around its central Florida theme parks.

Yet over the course of just a few days last week, Republican legislators -- in
response to Disney's criticism of a law restricting discussion of LGBTQ issues
in schools -- drafted and passed a bill dissolving that special purpose district
on June 1, 2023. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the legislation into law on
Friday.
The new law is just two pages long and avoids any discussion of details about
how to unwind a half-century of infrastructure deals, nor does it lay out the
next steps in the complicated process.
The lack of a concrete plan surprised and frustrated state lawmakers in Orange
and Osceola counties, who suddenly realized their taxpayers could be on the hook
for funding basic services and paying off Disney's nearly $1 billion of debt.
"They're trying to unwind a whole municipal government in five days," said
Eleanor Wilking, an assistant professor at Cornell Law School studying tax
policy. "The details are not trivial."
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Why Disney has its own government in Florida and what happens if that goes away
CNN spoke to a handful of experts and lawmakers to try to understand what's next
for Florida, Disney and Reedy Creek. Their answers were wary and speculative
because, they said, the law itself offered few clues. Disney, too, has been
conspicuously silent over the past week.
Broadly, though, they suggested there were three potential paths ahead: One,
inertia rules the day and local counties are stuck with a big tax bill; two,
Disney files suit to stop the dissolution; or three, Disney and Florida
renegotiate a new special district.
"It really just depends on what Disney does and what the legislature does," said
Aubrey Jewett, associate professor at University of Central Florida and
co-author of the book "Politics in Florida." "If neither of them does much, then
it falls to the local governments to sort out this mess."


OPTION 1: ORANGE AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES WILL PICK UP THE BILL

If nothing else changes, and Reedy Creek is dissolved in June 2023, then Orange
and Osceola counties could be on the hook for significant cost increases.
Reedy Creek is important to Disney because it gives them greater control over
their parks, said Richard Foglesong, the author of the book "Married to the
Mouse: Walt Disney World and Orlando." Reedy Creek, whose budget comes almost
entirely from Disney, pays for its own fire department, water systems, roadways
and building inspectors, and it can issue bonds and take on debt to pay for
long-term infrastructure programs.
But if Reedy Creek is dissolved, those expenses and debt payments would be
absorbed by neighboring Orange and Osceola counties. The Senate bill analysis
noted that the new law will have an "indeterminate fiscal impact" on the
counties.
GOP politicians are choosing anti-wokeness over friendliness to big business
Officials in Orange County said they'll likely have to raise property taxes on
their residents. Orange County tax collector Scott Randolph told CNN on Saturday
that residents could be hit with a $163 million a year tax bill when the
district is dissolved.
"All of that debt and obligation goes over to Orange County the minute that
Reedy Creek is dissolved," he said. He said paying that off could mean a
property tax increase of 20% to 25% on homeowners. (Florida does not have a
personal income tax.)
State Sen. Linda Stewart, a Democrat who represents part of Orange County, told
CNN on Monday there was conflicting information about what this would mean for
county taxpayers. Orange County is working on releasing a more realistic
breakdown of the potential impact in the next few days, she said.
Still, she's already hearing from frustrated constituents concerned that their
property taxes will be going up.
"We've got inflation, we've got (high) gas prices, and now we're gonna add in a
huge tax bill too? No, that is not acceptable," she said.


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A second potential path ahead is that Disney sues to block the law from taking
effect.
One line of argument may be that the dissolution does not follow state law.
According to Florida Statute 189.072, dissolving a special district requires
approval by a majority of landowners. The land of Reedy Creek is mostly owned by
Disney.
The bill passed last week takes that into account, saying that, "Notwithstanding
189.072," any special district established before 1968 will be dissolved next
year. Does including the word "notwithstanding" mean that the prior law doesn't
apply?
In debating the bill last week, Rep. Randy Fine, a Republican, said the
"notwithstanding" line passes legal muster.
"These are not constitutional requirements. These are statutory requirements.
And this bill actually changes the law, which we're allowed to do at any time,
and says that we don't have to do those things," he said.
Florida legislature approves end of Disney's special status
To which state Rep. Dotie Joseph, a Democrat, responded: "I think to change the
law that exists you would repeal it, not just put another one that contravenes
it, but what do I know? I'm just a lawyer."
Another potential lawsuit could be on free speech grounds. Though the new law
does not specifically mention Disney or Reedy Creek, Florida Republicans
publicly said the law was in response to the company's criticism of the
"Parental Rights in Education" bill, which critics have termed the "Don't Say
Gay" bill.
That state legislation, signed into law last month, prohibits schools from
teaching children about sexual orientation or gender identity "in a manner that
is not age-appropriate or developmentally appropriate." After an employee
uproar, Disney stated that the company's goal was for the law to be repealed or
struck down in the courts, earning the enmity of right-wing lawmakers.
"They are a California company that is a guest in the state of Florida," Fine
said on CNN last week. "And they are a guest that has had special privileges
that no other company has had. If you want special privileges, you'd better be
on your best behavior."
Disney could sue and argue that the law was an unconstitutional punishment for
corporate political speech.
"All of this boils down to a spiteful Disney approach that (Republicans) didn't
like what Disney had the freedom of speech to say," Stewart said. "People have
freedom of speech, so do corporations. They're not excluded from having freedom
of speech."
Disney's self-governing district says Florida cannot dissolve it without paying
off its debts
Finally, Disney might not even be the only one to sue the state. Tax attorney
Jacob Schumer argued that Florida had promised Reedy Creek bondholders that the
state wouldn't interfere with the district's bonds. Dissolving Reedy Creek would
violate this contractual agreement, he argued.
"Florida simply cannot promise to prospective bondholders that it won't
interfere with Reedy Creek, and then dissolve Reedy Creek," he wrote on
BloombergTax.com.
Reedy Creek itself highlighted this issue in a statement to bondholders last
week, prior to the law's signing. Citing that aspect of the law, the district
said it expects to continue business as usual.
"In light of the State of Florida's pledge to the District's bondholders, Reedy
Creek expects to explore its options while continuing its present operations,
including levying and collecting its ad valorem taxes and collecting its utility
revenues, paying debt service on its ad valorem tax bonds and utility revenue
bonds, complying with its bond covenants and operating and maintaining its
properties," Reedy Creek said.
Fitch Ratings, the credit rating agency, put Reedy Creek on "Negative Watch,"
meaning that there is a potential for the rating on their debt to be downgraded.
Analyst Michael Rinaldi told CNN the uncertainty of the law was to blame, as the
two-page bill did not lay out the process of what happens to nearly $1 billion
in debt when the district is dissolved.
"We're in no man's land with respect to where things go," he said.


OPTION 3: DISNEY AND FLORIDA RENEGOTIATE A NEW SPECIAL DISTRICT

The final path ahead -- and the one that most lawmakers and experts mentioned --
is that Disney and Florida renegotiate terms on a new special district with more
limited powers the day that Reedy Creek dissolves.
The law passed last week explicitly allows for just such an agreement. "An
independent special district affected by this subsection may be reestablished on
or after June 1, 2023," the law states.
DeSantis signs bill creating new Florida election police force
DeSantis said as much on Monday, saying that the dissolution bill passed last
week is "the first step in what's going to be a process to make sure that Disney
should not run its own government."
He insisted that Disney would still pay taxes and its debts.
"Trust me, under no circumstances will Disney not pay its fair share of taxes,"
he said.
"Under no circumstances will Disney be able to not pay its debts. We will make
sure of that," he added.
Stewart said they could renegotiate on small things, such as ensuring Disney
does not start fracking or build a nuclear power plant in the special district.
That would allow Disney to keep most of its powers while also allowing DeSantis
to maintain his right-wing credibility.
"I don't think that anybody is going to go the full route of dissolving Reedy
Creek," she said. "There may be a couple of things we can do (to negotiate).
Whether that will be enough for the governor to save face with, I don't know. I
can't read his mind. Nobody can."
Wilking, the tax policy expert, said that any negotiation on the special
district misses the broader issues at play: The culture wars have come for big
business.
"The bigger issue really is this idea that DeSantis and the Florida legislature
are willing to really go head-to-head with these really large and locally
significant businesses in order to prosecute their preferred cultural agenda,"
she said. "That's the real story in my opinion. The taxes are less important
than the loss of control for Disney."



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