The primary purpose of dredging is to remove nutrient-polluted sediments that feed toxic algal blooms. Dredging will also deepen the lake, reducing disturbance of the lakebed by wind-driven waves, and facilitating re-establishment of submerged aquatic vegetation. Dredged material will be beneficially used in containment areas that appear as islands strategically shaped and located to improve circulation, and control wave action on the lake. The dredged material will be sequestered in a way that will prevent the nutrients from reentering the lake. These islands will also expand fish and wildlife habitat, protect shorelines, and reduce evaporation.