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The development was referred to in-house as The Florida Project. To avoid a burst of land speculation, Walt Disney Productions used various corporations to acquire 27,443 acres (43 sq mi; 111 km2) of land.
The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (formerly known as Reedy Creek Improvement District or RCID) is a special taxing district that was established by the Florida State Legislature in 1967 to provide and manage municipal services for the 47 square miles of the Walt Disney World Resort.
In addition to paying all state, local and district taxes, Walt Disney World Resort also donated land and financed a number of public infrastructure projects in the local community, which have benefited Central Floridians without burdening them with additional taxes for development and municipal services.
As the majority landowner in Reedy Creek, The Walt Disney Company essentially handpicked the members of the Board.
Disney and DeSantis began feuding in 2022 after the company criticized a state law that restricts classroom instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation. The Legislature in 2022, at DeSantis urging, voted to dissolve Reedy Creek and five other special districts across the state.
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The residents of Reedy Creekall Disney World employees and their childrenare handpicked by the company. Each owns their mobile home and pays Disney $75 a month to rent the lot space. In exchange, the residents provide the votes needed on issues such as approval of bonds for park improvements.
In April of 2022, Governor Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 4-C into Law to dissolve Reedy Creek Improvement District effective June 1st 2023. In February of 2023, Governor DeSantis signed House Bill 9-B establishing a new state appointed board renaming RCID to Central Florida Tourism Oversight District.

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