The San Jose City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a $132
million retail, office and hotel deal - the first step toward
building a professional soccer stadium on Coleman Avenue.  The
city agreed to sell 66 acres to San Jose Earthquakes owner Lew
Wolff and his financial partners. In addition to the office and
hotel project, Wolff plans to set aside 18 acres for the
18,000-seat soccer stadium and parking.  But Wolff will only be
able to build the stadium if the city later agrees to a separate
deal to rezone 78 acres of commercial and industrial property he
owns in Edenvale. Wolff plans to pay for the soccer stadium with
the profit from selling that land to housing developers.  Even
though the city has given no assurances to Wolff that it will
rezone the land, soccer boosters are hopeful.  "This is a great,
great day for soccer fans," said neighborhood activist Don
Gagliardi.  The city also stands to gain financially. After
paying off its debt on the Coleman property, the city will net
at least $17 millio