(Tulsa, OK) -- Tulsa Mayor Kathy Taylor will meet with councilors who voted for a two-billion dollar street plan to go on a November ballot. She intends to question them about strategy on how they plan to draw support for the large, 12-year package. The mayor preferred a smaller five-year plan she's convinced had the best chance to pass. The contentious debate over streets and split 5-4 vote by councilors has her concerned. She researching the success rate for past issues that went to a ballot following divided council votes. Although the council chose which proposal to go to voters, the mayor still has a voice in the matter. She could allow it to go forward, seek a change, or even veto the council action.