1. BUSINESS PLAN Hazel Lewis Wiltz, Developer | Trustee
1631 Saddle Creek Circle #1626
Arlington, Texas 76015
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2. Executive Summary
Living Waters Park on Lake Arlington is a new, premier sustainable waterfront development in Fort Worth, Texas.
This document has been prepared to provide the reader with information about our company, including business structure and ownership, mission and objectives, keys to success, development team, projected growth,.
Living Waters Park’s development plan is dedicated to improving the conditions of East Fort Worth, Tarrant County and surrounding areas in Texas, to bridge cultures by bringing communities together geographically, socially and economically, and will fulfill this unique purpose being constructed in three phases utilizing an array of indoor and outdoor services, programs and opportunities for example, Lodging, Private and Public Events, Corporate Events, Non-profit programs, Recreational Activities, Family Fun & Entertainment (FF&E), Environmental Education Programs, Youth Educational Programs, Career Development, home to the ONLY Waterfall Chapel in the United States that you can have weddings and memorials outdoors, and much more.
Living Waters Park is conveniently located near several major highways, with its innovative design, facilities and amenities.

3. Mission Statement
Our Mission is to provide an economic stimulus to East Fort Worth by the continued development of Living Waters Park as an event site bringing to life (revitalize) the hidden beauty of this natural resource of Lake Arlington for the pleasure and use of East Fort Worth and beyond.
Design Philosophy:
To embrace the water sports cultures from east to west, north to south.
To create a place that celebrates people and nature.
To bring community and families in a special place.
To begin the development of the area in a way that enhances and preserves opportunities for existing residents.

4. Keys to Success
The key to success for Living Waters Park is that we meet and exceed the customer's needs and expectations in terms of providing high quality year-round access to water recreational events based on the following factors:
Safe environment, clean and free of debris, and ground areas are always manicured.
Ample secure and accessible parking.
Deliver quality customer service to everyone regardless of his/her age.
Make it top priority to provide patron's needs and wishes are fulfilled.
Competitive, affordable pricing for the quality of services offered.
Substantial profit from each rental.
Retain our guests through ongoing development of a rewards program to ensure repeat bookings and referrals.

5.     Living Waters Park on Lake Arlington Phases I, II & II Master Development Plan  

6. Development History, Team and Management
Living Waters Park began as a dream of Hazel Lewis Wiltz, endowed with the service of David Hopman, ASLA, Associate Professor, Landscape Architect, and his graduate students at The University of Texas at Arlington, Program in Landscape Architecture. Graduate students in the program have designed the park. The idea of being a part of the project was very exciting. It presented the students with a great opportunity in their professional pursuits. The other factor of interest stems from the contribution to the community. The University of Texas at Arlington is a Carnegie Research Institution (High Research Activity) whose mission is the advancement of knowledge and the pursuit of excellence in research, teaching, and service to the community. The mission statement affirms UT Arlington’s commitment to expanding academic research; to attracting and retaining high quality faculty scholars who actively engage students; to providing a well-rounded academic experience that promotes student involvement, service learning and free discourse; to employing alternative access venues to meet students’ needs; and to developing public and private partnerships. The desire is to make sure this would be affordable to the East Fort Worth community, build cultural bridges, and be a noteworthy destination point for the City of Fort Worth, as a sustainable development.

7. Development History, Team and Management …continued…
The sustainable development is based on the assumption that societies need to manage three types of capital: economic, social, and natural. It is a pattern of resource use, which aims to meet human needs while preserving the environment so that these needs can be met not only in the present, but also for generations to come. It is also to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Economic value is added by eco-efficiency in the delivery of competitively priced goods and services that satisfy human needs and bring quality of life, while progressively reducing ecological impacts and resource intensity. Whereas, it seems so many corporate impacts on the environment are negative, apart from rare exceptions such as the planting of trees, eco-effectiveness, socio-effectiveness, sufficiency, and eco-equity are four objective criteria for a sustainable development to be reached.

8. Development History, Team and Management …continued.
Developer | Development Team President
Hazel Lewis Wiltz, Site Trustee
Project Engineer | Project Director
Ron Maddox
Project Manager | Planning | Design
Clayte Jackson
Executive Administrator
Francess Lewis

9. Living Waters Park Marina Site The Marina Site is located on the southeast shore of Living Waters Park. The natural berm gives access to the deeper area of the lake. It is the shortest path to slips, thereby a considerable savings.

10. Living Waters Park Marina Plain View

11. Master Plan

12. Low Impact Development

13. All for One and One For All

14. Living Waters Park Marina Shore