Disney gets greenlight for major TV, film studio near Santa
Clarita  By Todd Cunningham  LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - The Los
Angeles County Board of Supervisors has given Disney the green
light to build a massive TV and film production facility near
Santa Clarita.  The 58-acre facility will be constructed on the
sprawling Golden Oak Ranch, which has served for decades as the
backdrop for Disney films including "Old Yeller" and "Pirates of
the Caribbean: At World's End," and TV shows including "The
Mickey Mouse Club" and "Little House on the Prairie."  The
proposal, which includes several sound stages as well as 500,000
square-feet of studio space and writers' quarters and other
facilities, was approved Tuesday by a 4-0 vote. There's no start
date for construction at the site, located in an unincorporated
area of northeast L.A. about 35 miles from downtown. The target
for completion is 2016.  Supervisor Mike Antonovich was a
primary backer of the plan, which he says will create thousands
of jobs and more than