In the lawsuit, five resort workers argue that the Disneyland Resort is benefiting from a city subsidy because Anaheim is using tax dollars to pay off construction bonds for a six-story parking garage located in the resort. Anaheim City Atty. The lawsuit states that more than 400 current and former Disneyland Resort employees could be a party to the action. After the Anaheim City Council voted to end the two tax-subsidy deals, it appeared that Measure L would no longer apply to the Disneyland Resort. But the union representing Disneyland Resort workers has continued to argue that the deal to finance the parking garage fits the description of a city subsidy.

Source: Los Angeles Times December 09, 2019 23:06 UTC