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Texas Horse Park

Master Plan and Design

Trinity River Corridor Projec t Committee

BriefingDec ember 4, 2007

City of Da llas

Park & Rec rea tion Dep artmentTrinity River Corridor Projec t

BROWN REYNOLDS WATFORD A R C H I T E C T S , I N C .


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Texas Horse Park at the Trinity 2

Projec t Team

Dallas Park and Recreation Department OwnerTrinity River Project Office Owner

Texas Horse Park, Inc. Operator

Brown Reynolds Watford Architects, Inc. Architect

The Office of Christopher Miller Landscape Architect

Pacheco Koch* Civil Engineer

Lopez Garcia Group* MEPJaster-Quintanilla* Structural Engineer Lyons Zaremba, Inc. Exhibit Planner Geo-Marine Archeology History

DeShazo, Tang & Associates* TrafficHill International, Inc. Cost Estimator

*M/WBE


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Projec t History

1998 Trinity River Corridor Bond Package passed including$2.56 million for an equestrian center

2002 BRW Architects engaged for feasibility study andplanning of the center

2005 Texas Horse Park, Inc. (THPI) formed as a non-profit tooperate the Texas Horse Park under a Development andManagement Agreement with the City of Dallas

2006 THPI committed to match Citys total funding of $15million

City of Dallas 2006 Bond Election passed including $12million for the development of the Texas Horse Park and

$2 million for land acquisitionRemainder of Phase I cost to be raised by THPI throughprivate donations and grants

2007 Texas Horse Park Masterplan completed


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Projec t Goals

Promote the development of a multi-disciplinaryequestrian facility as a component of the TrinityRiver Corridor Project

Host local and world class equestrian eventsand establish inner city and educationaloutreach programs

Benefit the City of Dallas and its citizenseconomically, educationally, culturally,recreationally, and ecologically

Foster conservation and appreciation of Texashistoric equestrian tradition


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Projec t Area

I20

I45

HWY1

75

LOOP

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Projec t Area


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Site PlanMaster Plan


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Site PlanDeveloped Area


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Site PlanPhase I


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ProgramPhase I

Competition Venue1. Visitor Center (Administration /Sponsors Lounge / Banquet /Conference Center / Security Points)

3. Equestrian Lounge

5. Vendor Village & General Store7. Horse Barns (10 Barns = 300 stalls)9. Covered Grooming and Wash

Stations

10. Farrier / Vet Clinic11. Covered Show Arena (150' x 300')13. Uncovered Large Performance Arena

(230' x 262')

13.1 Uncovered Small Performance Arena(100' x 250')

14. Covered Warm-Up Arena (60 x 120)

15. Two (2) Uncovered Warm-up Arenas(100 x 150)

20. Two (2) Round 20m Pens28. Temporary Stalls (800)34. Straw and Manure Collection Stations

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ProgramPhase I

Equestrian Outreac h CenterAdministration

16. Office / Classrooms / MeetingRooms

School of Horsemanship

17. Covered Schooling Arena (200 x70)

18. Uncovered Schooling Arena (100x150)

19. Two (2) Schooling / Boarding Barns

(20 stalls each)20. Round 20m Pen

Trails

36. Trailhead Staging Facility

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Comparable Fac ilities

Dressage Ring Shed Row Barns

Kentucky Horse Park


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Berm SeatingJump ing Arena

Colorado Horse Park


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Caf overlooking Arena Pavilion Seating

Lamplight Equestrian Center


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Covered Grooming and Wash Stations Covered Arena

Shea Therapeutic Center


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Mill Creek Equestrian CenterBarn Courtyard

Virg inia Horse CenterCovered Grandstand Sea ting

Other Fac ilities Toured :

Georgia International Horse Park Georgia National Fairgrounds

Los Angeles Equestrian Center Huntington Central Park


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Budget Summary

Phase IInfrastructure

Barns

Arenas

Entry / Visitor / Administration

Outreach Center

Cross Country

TrailsDevelopment Costs

Total Budget

$3,690,000

$8,860,000

$6,240,000

$970,000

$2,660,000

$1,100,000

$60,000$6,320,000

$30,000,000

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Sc hedule

Start Schematic DesignPhase I

Start Design Development

Potential Floodplain and Fill Permit

Complete Construction Documents

Bidding and Contract Award

Start Construction

Substantial Completion ofConstruction

Owner Occupancy

Soft Opening

January 2008

February 2008

February 2008 July 2009

May 2008

September 2008 - December 2008

January 2009

March 1, 2010March 2010

May 1, 2010

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SustainabilityLEED certification will be pursued for three major

buildings: the Visitors Center, Outreach Administration,and Lodge.

Additional sustainable strategies will be studied for use

throughout the park.

Energy Sustainability Water ConservationGeothermal Energy Rainwater Harvesting

Biomass Gasification On-site Well Water

Solar Panels Xeriscaping

Wind Power

Materials and Indoor Environmental Quality

Daylighting Low VOC Materials

Recycled / Renewable Materials

Site Sustainability

On-site Composting Constructed Wetlands

Porous Paving Storm Water Collection

Porous Paving

ConstructedWetlands

RainwaterHarvesting

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Concept DesignEntry

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Concept DesignPlaza

Concept Design


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Concept DesignArenas

Concept Design


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Concept DesignBarns

Concept Design


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Concept DesignLandscape


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BROWN REYNOLDS WATFORD A R C H I T E C T S , I N C .

Texas Horse Park

at the Trinity

Trinity River Corridor Projec t CommitteeBriefing

Dec ember 4, 2007

City of Da llasPark & Rec rea tion Dep artment

Trinity River Corridor Projec t

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