Yorkshire members wanting to attend England's third Test against New Zealand, due to be staged at Headingley this year, could face a 500-mile round-trip to Southampton if they reject reforms at next week's EGM.
The ECB has run a tender process to find new hosts if they revoke Headingley's international status, with Hampshire's Ageas Bowl the contingency plan.
The ECB are adamant Yorkshire will lose the New Zealand Test and a one-day international with South Africa if members do not approve reforms.
Changes demanded include having eight independent directors on their board and confirming Lord Kamlesh Patel as chairman.