Bush has through Oct. 30 to rule on whether Orlando developers Willoughby T. Cox and Karick Price may proceed with their five-year extension on the project.
The developers had originally planned to develop 2,259 single-family homes, 175 condominium units and apartments; two 18-hole championship-caliber golf courses; and an undetermined amount of commercial and retail. The projected $1.2 billion venture would take 20 years to build out.
Anti-development groups are pressing the governor to bar the entire undertaking on grounds the developers haven't turned a spade on the 350-foot-high site in 10 years.
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