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Universal Orlando Resort Expansion News (Part 2)

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Just a quick permit update - lots of new permits have been filed with the SFWMD over the last few days for various sections of the new property, and the first building permits for the back of house buildings were also filed today:

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None of the SFWMD filings are really for new permits, they are all transfers of previous permits because Universal is ending the subsidiary company they used to acquire the new property. Universal purchased all of the south land through SLRC Holdings LLC, and the documents in these recent SFWMD filings say that they have now merged SLRC into the main property holding company for Universal Orlando Resort, which is Universal City Development Partners Ltd.
 
Just a quick permit update - lots of new permits have been filed with the SFWMD over the last few days for various sections of the new property, and the first building permits for the back of house buildings were also filed today:

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Maybe I'm getting excited about nothing, but did anyone else's mind go racing when they saw "Newover Canal"??

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I think it's nothing. The "Newover canal" is a 15-20 year old, mostly underground canal that runs from along Universal Blvd. to near the South Concourse of OCCC as a significant part of the drainage system for the Universal Blvd and I-drive areas. I believe that the pictured SFWMD filing is just to transfer a permit from SLRC Holdings to Universal City Development Partners, and not actually for any new work.
 
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