The new deadline is April 15, pushed ahead from June 1. The original deadline was April 1.
In a Web-site announcement, Osceola purchasing manager Ray Palma says the project will need 3,000 parking spaces in the first phase and an additional 1,500 spaces in the second phase, probably in 10 years.
The county has received a dozen inquiries since March 1 when the letters of intent were first announced, but many of the plans aren't meeting Osceola's development requirements.
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