“They’re fighting us on this,” DeSantis said Thursday while speaking at the Butler County Republican Party’s Lincoln Day Dinner in Ohio, reports Florida Politics. “The media’s acting like Disney getting out from under. No, it’s not going to happen. We’ll have news on that next week. So stay tuned. There will be round two in terms of those fireworks.”

Florida lawmakers will hold a hearing Wednesday about a resolution that’s been developed to give the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District board, a new entity formed by DeSantis, control over development in and around the cities of Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista.

The resolution would give the board the power to review and evaluate development taking place in the 25,000 acres of land in and around the Disney theme park. According to a Florida law forming the state-appointed oversight board, the board would have “superior authority and control” over the region’s zoning, planning, and other types of land use.