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No they don't. You are mistaken.By all accounts, Disney does a better job managing their building codes, environmental protection and water management than they would otherwise be required by the state.
This doesn’t have anything to do with mismanagement by Disney.
I was an Environmental Manager at a large aerospace faculty in Orlando back in the 1990s.
I had a staff of 30 Environmental professionals. At the time Disney had ZERO environmental professionals. The guy that was in charge of Grounds Keeping was considered to be the Environmental Manager for the Disney World facility.
The EPA came in to do an audit of the facility and found that Disney was not adhering to RCRA, CWA, CAA, NPDES or SDWA. They were fined a huge amount of money. The state and county had no idea Disney was screwing up Environmental compliance so much because of the RCD hid everything from the public and regional government.
One of the things the EPA settlement required was that Disney create a professional Environmental Compliance Department. They hired several people. Three people that worked for me went to Disney. Within a year two of the people came back to my facility because they didn't like working for Disney. The third stayed on and retired from them a few years ago.
That third guy that stayed on and I remain friends. He told me several times that Disney was a joke when it came to any kind of compliance.
You don't know what you are talking about.