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"The Orlando Magic will make their first detailed pitch to build a $200 million entertainment complex to the City of Orlando next week.Magic officials envision visitors coming year-round and they are prepared to invest heavily, betting on the fact people will visit. The plans call for a six-story building with offices and retail space that would be built on property directly across from the Amway Center.\"It's going to be centered right in our sports entertainment center,\" said Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer. \"It's a perfect location, a 100 yards or so from a SunRail station.\"It includes elevated views of Church Street and an array of TV and multimedia broadcast screens. The city would deem the area an \"intensified entertainment district,\" making it comparable to the feel at CityWalk at Universal Studios.It would allow video screens and digital boards that carry messages and advertising. The development would add to growing construction near downtown Orlando.\"I look at our sports and entertainment stretching from the performing arts center to the Citrus Bowl with the Amway Center and eventually the soccer stadium in between,\" Dyer said.Most watched video: Shark bites woman's leg near Melbourne BeachTo handle all the extra traffic, the project includes a seven-level parking garage.If the Planning Board approves phase one, it then goes to city council. Phase two includes plans for a hotel and other entertainment likes bars and restaurants.It's a few years out because it would go on the same block as Orlando police headquarters. The city needs to first build a new police station before tearing down the current one.Also see: Merritt Island family finds alligator in backyard"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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