Aside from complex entitlement and permitting requirements, the original scope of construction included 6 million cubic yards of excavation, 2 million square feet of deep dynamic compaction, the installation of 600,000 square feet of stone columns, and the construction of 14,000 linear feet of slurry wall. Additionally, the project involved the placement of 225,000 tons of riprap, along with 20,000 tons of asphalt paving. This unique project had many challenging aspects, including the requirement that no sub-surface water could leave the site unless it had been treated by reverse osmosis.