The comprehensive land-use plan behind the $3.9-billion Midway Rising project proposing to remake San Diego’s 49.2-acre sports arena site with thousands of apartments, a replacement arena and new shops is slated for its penultimate review. The transaction documents will be made public ahead of an anticipated City Council committee meeting in October, a Midway Rising spokesperson said. Midway Rising is composed of market-rate housing developer Zephyr, affordable housing builder Chelsea Investment Corp., and sports-and-entertainment venue operator Legends. In December 2023, San Diego commenced its analysis of what’s known as the Midway Rising Specific Plan as a supplement to the environmental work completed in 2018 for the Midway-Pacific Highway Community Plan. As a result, Midway Rising will need to use off-site, overflow parking lots when events draw crowds greater than 7,500 people.