Orange County Register - ANAHEIM ?Motor homes soon will roll back into a Disneyland-area RV park closed months ago to make way for a new development.
The landowner is expecting long delays in approval of the project because of a Disney-led, anti-housing campaign in the Anaheim Resort. So, he plans to reopen the former Travelers World RV Park by May to make money in the meantime.
"Operating as an RV park, we can fund our defensive strategy if we need to take one," said David DiRienzo, Urban West president.
Disney and resort business officials launched a ballot initiative that would require voter approval of new homes in the 2.2-square-mile resort district. The initiative, which would be retroactive to March 19, could interfere with Urban West's plans to build 449 homes and shops.
Disney officials are against any residences in the 13-year-old resort, which now forbids new housing.
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Wednesday, April 4, 2007
Anaheim RV park to reopen
Orange County Register - ANAHEIM ?Motor homes soon will roll back into a Disneyland-area RV park closed months ago to make way for a new development.
The landowner is expecting long delays in approval of the project because of a Disney-led, anti-housing campaign in the Anaheim Resort. So, he plans to reopen the former Travelers World RV Park by May to make money in the meantime.
"Operating as an RV park, we can fund our defensive strategy if we need to take one," said David DiRienzo, Urban West president.
Disney and resort business officials launched a ballot initiative that would require voter approval of new homes in the 2.2-square-mile resort district. The initiative, which would be retroactive to March 19, could interfere with Urban West's plans to build 449 homes and shops.
Disney officials are against any residences in the 13-year-old resort, which now forbids new housing.
The landowner is expecting long delays in approval of the project because of a Disney-led, anti-housing campaign in the Anaheim Resort. So, he plans to reopen the former Travelers World RV Park by May to make money in the meantime.
"Operating as an RV park, we can fund our defensive strategy if we need to take one," said David DiRienzo, Urban West president.
Disney and resort business officials launched a ballot initiative that would require voter approval of new homes in the 2.2-square-mile resort district. The initiative, which would be retroactive to March 19, could interfere with Urban West's plans to build 449 homes and shops.
Disney officials are against any residences in the 13-year-old resort, which now forbids new housing.
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