 The result of these meetings was that the executive committee agreed to nine largely symbolic concessions that modified the CPD's new proposal.Included in these nine points were limited water access, limitations on the height and width of the concrete revetment, and a staged construction plan that would keep some part of the Point open for use during the two-year construction.The plan still mandated the destruction of the historic limestone revetment, to be replaced with a uniform concrete seawall.