Tennessee Athletics Director John Currie outlined several details of a proposed $340 million renovation of Neyland Stadium on Thursday in a meeting with the University of Tennessee board of trustees. The athletics committee of the trustees unanimously approved the cost of Phase I of the plan, which increased from $106 million to $180 million.

The full board will consider the plans on Friday.

Construction is expected to begin the first phase in the summer of 2018, pending approval from the board and State Building Commission. It’s expected to be “substantially completed” by the 2020 season.

The goal is to keep the 100,000 plus capacity of the stadium while improving the fan experience, eliminating Gate 10 ramps, expanded space on the south end and a reconstruction of the east side of the stadium.