The company says the state can't dissolve its private government under current circumstances.
refers to the state's "pledge" to "not limit or alter the rights of the District … until all such bonds together with interest … are fully met and discharged.
"The district carries some $1 billion in bond debt. Orange and Osceola counties would have to absorb that, which would lead to a huge tax spike for those residents.
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