Gov. Bill Lee’s annual budget amendment is out, marking the beginning of the end of the legislative session. As first reported by Axios on Monday, the plan includes issuing up to $500 million in bonds in support of a new domed stadium in Nashville to replace the current home of the NFL’s Tennessee Titans (initial debt service would be up to $55 million).

According to slides presented by the administration, the majority of the funding for the new stadium would come from Metro Nashville and private sources.

Also in the governor’s plan:

— $80 million for a one-month mortarium on the state’s 4% sales tax on groceries.

— $66 million for air carrier support and $12 million for general aviation.

— $20 million to reduce the professional privilege tax on brokers, lawyers, doctors, and lobbyists from $400 to $300 per year.

— $20 million for riverfront development in Memphis.

— $17 million in grants to prepare a Nashville track for a NASCAR race.

— $15 million for voting machines with a paper trail.

— $10 million for the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis.