After stripping Disney of the power to essentially create its own government for the Magic Kingdom, Epcot and other Disney theme parks in Orlando in April, lawmakers in Florida are formulating plans to reverse that decision, according to new reports.
The Financial Times says officials are working on a compromise that would allow the state’s largest revenue producer and one of its top employers to once again tax itself to cover the costs of roads, fire services, power and more in the area, called the Reedy Creek Improvement District.
