Photos: NFL Inglewood Stadium

An aerial view of the Inglewood site where the Hollywood Park Land Company is building a sports, retail and entertainment venue that includes an NFL stadium.

Pools of rainwater reflect the morning clouds while a plane ande a flock of birds fly over the future home of the Rams at the old Hollywood Park racetrack in Inglewood on Jan. 13.

The Hollywood Park Casino stands on the grounds of the former Hollywood Park racetrack in Inglewood on Jan. 13.  (Damian Dovarganes / Associated Press)

Work continues on the site of the former Hollywood Park racetrack in Inglewood on Jan. 13.

Piles of broken concrete from the old grandstands await the crusher at the future home of the Rams at the old Hollywood Park racetrack in Inglewood on Jan. 13.

Chris Meany, development manager for the Hollywood Park Land Company, explains the plans to develop the 298-acre site at the former Hollywood Park in Inglewood.

A yellow pipe marks the spot where the 50-yard line will be at the NFL stadium being constructed at the former Hollywood Park site in Inglewood.

Temporary water and a network of sewer lines are in place at the former Hollywood Park site in Inglewood where an NFL stadium and event center will eventually be constructed.

Giant machines called “scrapers” are moving the dirt and changing the landscape of the former Hollywood Park site in Inglewood where an NFL stadium will eventually be constructed.

Chris Meany, Development Manager for the Hollywood Park Land Company, explains the plans to develop the site of the former Hollywood Park in Inglewood.

The grandstands and casino building at the former Hollywood Park in Inglewood are framed by a giant hill of crushed concrete where an NFL stadium will eventually be constructed.

Chris Meany, Development Manager for the Hollywood Park Land Company, explains the plans to develop the 298-acre site at the former Hollywood Park in Inglewood.

A yellow pipe marks the spot where the 50-yard line will be at the NFL stadium being constructed at the former Hollywood Park site in Inglewood.

Giant concrete sewer pipes await use at the site of the former Hollywood Park site in Inglewood where an NFL stadium will eventually be constructed.

Giant machines called “scrapers” are moving the dirt and changing the landscape of the former Hollywood Park site in Inglewood where an NFL stadium will eventually be constructed.

Trees that have been rescued from the former Hollywood Park site are saved and being preserved for future use at the future NFL stadium site in Inglewood.

Giant sewer pipes are stacked and ready at the site of the former Hollywood Park site in Inglewood where an NFL stadium, event center, homes and hotels will eventually be constructed.

Chunks of concrete will eventually be crushed and later used as roadbed at the former Hollywood Park site in Inglewood where an NFL stadium will eventually be constructed.

INGLEWOOD,CA., DECEMBER 18, 2015: Giant concrete pipes frame the site of the former Hollywood Park in Inglewood where an NFL stadium will eventually be constructed December 20, 2015 (Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times ).

An airplane making its final approach to LAX flies over a hill of crushed concrete at the former Hollywood Park site in Inglewood where an NFL stadium will eventually be constructed.