DENVER — The South Platte River Committee will continue discussions on Denver’s new professional women’s soccer team on Wednesday.

The last time the Denver City Council met to discuss the stadium, there were outstanding questions about how it would come together. That's where the committee will pick up on Wednesday, one Denver City Council member told Denver7.

Last month, the committee discussed five measures, but four of them were postponed — all of which involve the $50 million to prepare the land and a potential pedestrian bridge in the area.

Councilwoman Flor Alvidrez said that bridge is one of the pieces they'll discuss Wednesday, as it impacts the safety of fans traveling to and from the stadium.

“One of the concerns is that if people get to the light rail station, however they g

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