300,000 Dissatisfied Orlando Citizens Look To Secede
20 February 2006 - 5:00am
Frustrated with government services and a lack of culture, Orlando residents in East Orange county are in the beginning stages of planning a new city. If successful, the new city would dwarf the current size of Orlando.
"It could become Florida's fourth-most-populous city, dwarfing neighboring Orlando."
"Behind the drive are business owners and residents who say they are dissatisfied with the quality of their government services. They call themselves LEO! -- the committee to Liberate East Orlando!...from Orange County, that is."
"They envision a community with more cultural venues, including a Lake Eola-style amphitheater, more parks and increased police patrols."
Full Story:
Cityhood is talk of town in east Orange
Source:
The Orlando Sentinel, February 17, 2006
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