Toyota Stadium opened in 2005, when Frisco had a population of about 70,000. Now it's in line for a major overhaul that could make it a big part of the fast-growing city's future.

Toyota Stadium in Frisco is going to be getting some major upgrades. The decision to renovate the third-oldest soccer-specific venue in Major League Soccer (MLS) came on Sept. 17 when the Frisco City Council approved a $182 million public-private partnership with FC Dallas to renovate.

City Council has approved a $182 million public-private partnership with FC Dallas to renovate Toyota Stadium.

Frisco City Council voted Sept. 17 in favor of public incentives for the expanded stadium, which is owned by the city but leased and run by Hunt Sports Group.

Frisco City Council approved a $182 million public-private partnership with FC Dallas to renovate Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas. FC Dallas will partner with HKS Architects and Manhattan Construction Group on the project.

A master development agreement to develop land around Toyota Stadium into a new sports-anchored mixed-use district A fourth amendment to the stadium’s lease, setting the terms of the renovation reimbursement payments and a project timeline New stadium technology and broadcast capabilities

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At its Tuesday meeting, the Frisco City Council voted in favor of renovating FC Dallas' Toyota Stadium. The $182 million project will start in January

Last night, the Frisco City Council voted to approve a multi-million dollar plan to renovate Toyota Stadium. FC Dallas President Dan Hunt joined Good Day to talk about the plan and why it's so essential.