In the middle of the competition are Orange County elected officials. They are on record as saviors of the Econ area at the same time they are promoting high-tech development at the nearby Central Florida Research Park.
The 1,000-acre park is approaching capacity and could run out of developable land by 2006, according to some county planners. The park is two miles from Rybolt Ranch.
Orange County government supports and promotes the park which has turned out to be one of the most successful industrial properties in the area, attracting big-name national companies as tenants and property owners.
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