Weymouth have announced plans to enter into a deal that could see the club move to a new stadium, reports BBC Radio Solent.
The Blue Square Premier outfit will ask shareholders to approve a deal with Wessex Delivery Partnership.
Under the terms of the deal, the club will continue to play their games at the Wessex Stadium until the new venue is built to Football League standards.
Chairman Malcolm Curtis will continue to fund the club for the time being.
Curtis told BBC Radio Solent: "This is not a sale of the Wessex Stadium. The ground continues to remain the property of Weymouth Football Club.
"The Wessex Delivery Partnership will only be able to call on the option to build on the site when they have consent on a new stadium for the club."
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