On June 28, Austin City Council will consider two resolutions that could indicate the direction they'll take over developing a 24-acre plot of city-owned property on McKalla Place. The North Austin site is being eyed by area developers for new mixed-use projects as well as by Precourt Sports Ventures, operator of the Columbus Crew soccer team, to build a new Major League Soccer stadium and relocate the Crew to Austin. Council members had their first opportunity June 12 to discuss in public PSV’s official proposal for the stadium as well as city staffers’ June 1 report on the viability of the McKalla site for a stadium. Council’s June 28 agenda includes two resolutions related to the McKalla site. Item 60 on the June 28 agenda—sponsored by council members Leslie Pool, Alison Alter, Ora Houston and Ellen Troxclair—would direct City Manager Spencer Cronk to solicit plans to develop the McKalla Place site, including plans for professional sports stadiums as well as mixed-use developments.

Item 64 on the June 28 agenda—sponsored by Mayor Steve Adler, Mayor Pro Tem Kathie Tovo and council members Sabino “Pio” Renteria and Delia Garza—proposes to have the city manager begin negotiations with PSV and analyze the group’s official proposal and return to council Aug. 9 “for a status update on negotiations or for contract approval.” Here are 6 more things to know about the McKalla Place site: