The San Antonio City Council is set to meet in a special session to discuss a proposed public vote. This vote concerns the city's contribution to a new arena and downtown plan, which totals $489M. The meeting is part of a push backed by the mayor for another vote on the issue. Further details on the proposal and the special session are available from local news sources, including WOAI News 4.
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