Friday's Daily Pulse

› Prison company sues Pembroke Pines for water, sewer service [Miami Herald]
Corrections Corporation of America, the private company bidding to bring a federal detention center to Southwest Ranches, filed a lawsuit in federal court Thursday seeking to compel Pembroke Pines city officials to provide water and sewer service to their proposed facility.

› Disney cracks down on FastPass enforcement [Tampa Bay Times]
Disney is boosting its enforcement of the time stamped on its popular FastPass reservation system, Mouse watchers say. The Inside the Magic blog reports that Walt Disney World is now enforcing both the beginning and end times, allowing guests holding a FastPass to only return during the one-hour window stated on the slip.

› Jacksonville projects sit idle after being infused with city taxpayer money [Florida Times-Union]
Three building projects, in different stages of completion, all represent failed attempts by the city to spark neighborhood-based economic activity through land donations and millions of dollars in grants and loans.

› University of Tampa tweaks schedule for convention week [Tampa Tribune]
The Republican National Convention coincides with the beginning of fall semester at the University of Tampa, and the event will cause a major disruption on campus. But the school just across the Hillsborough River from downtown Tampa has decided to continue with its regular academic schedule.

› No vacancy in Miami’s condo canyon [Miami Herald]
The latest report card on downtown Miami’s condo market shows almost all of the units built during the housing boom are full. That’s thanks to renters, who would be priced out if not for all of the cash purchase deals.