MASTER PLAN AND PHASE ONECONCEPTUAL DESIGN CONCEPT

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THE PARK OF EAST TEXAS FAIRGROUNDSIN TYLER, TEXAS

VOLUME ONEMASTER PLAN AND PHASE ONE NARRATIVE

Credits

Project Introduction Document Overview

I. Site Proximity Site Analysis Site Context/ Surrounding Uses

II. Master Planning Analysis Objectives Components

III. Phase One Phase One objectives Phase One facilities program Phase One area requirements Phase One drawings Model Images

IV. Phase One Cost Analysis ( VOL. II ) Site development and construction cost

CONTENTS

Thank you to the following for your participation and fact gathering phase allowing this project to be responsive to the future of Tyler and the East Texas region in terms of growth needs and economy.

Park of East Texas Executive Committee• DickSummers,Chairman• HaroldBeaird,ViceChairman• PrestonSmith,PastChairman• C.C.Baker,Jr.• TedConover• RandyRoberts• GillianBrasfield• KennethLewis• ArtTaucher• HerbertBuie• FelicityReedy• LonnyUzzell• JohnSykes,President&CEOofTheParkofEastTexas

Park of East Texas Design Committee• NathanMims• FrancisKay• GeneShull• TerryBrannon• TomMullins• DerekWatson• SamMezayek• FelicityReedy

Design Input Contributors City of Tyler• BarbaraBass…Mayor,Tyler• MarkMcDaniel…CityManager,Tyler• ScottWall…AssistantCityManager,Tyler• MartinHeines….CityCouncil,Tyler• SamMezayek…CityCouncil,Tyler• CarterDelleney…CityEngineeringDepartment,Tyler• BarbaraHolly…CityPlanning&Zoning,Tyler• GregMorgan…CityWaterUtilities,Tyler• StephanieRollings…CityPark&Recreation,Tyler• MichaelWilson…CityDevelopmentServices,Tyler

CREDITS

CREDITS

Smith County • HonorableJudgeJoelBaker….SmithCounty• JoAnnHampton…SmithCountyCommissionersCourt• JeffWarr….SmithCountyCommissionersCourt• TomMullins….TEDC

Higher Education• Dr.Mabry…UTTyler,President• GreggLassen…UTTyler,VicePresidentofBusinessAffairs• Dr.Fennell…TexasCollege,President• Dr.Metke…TJC,President• AubreySharpe…TJCDeanofContributingStudies• Dr.JohnnyMoore….TJCVicePresidentofStudentAffairs Public Schools• RandyReid….Superintendent,TISD

Private Schools• RandalEBrown….Headmaster,AllSaints,Tyler• JimFranz….Principal,T.K.Gorman• JayFerguson…HeadmasterGraceCommunitySchools,Tyler• RodFletcher…Headmaster,TheBrookHillSchoolArts and Education• MichaelShanklin…ExecutiveDirector,DiscoveryScience• HayesCaldwell…ExecutiveDirector,CaldwellZoo• KimTomio…ExecutiveDirector,TylerMuseumofArt• NancyWrenn...ExecutiveDirector,EastTexasSymphony

Orchestra

Chamber of Commerce• HenryBell…ChiefOperatingOfficer,ChamberofCommerce, Tyler• ShariRickman….VicePresident,Convention&Visitors Bureau,Tyler• ShelbieGlover…ExecutiveAssistant,ChamberofCommerce, Lindale

Tyler Morning Telegraph• DaveBerry…ManagingEditor,TylerMorningTelegraph• DannyMogle…AssistantManagingEditor,TylerMorning Telegraph• RoyMaynard…Editor,TylerMorningTelegraph• ChadThomas….BusinessEditor,TylerMorningTelegraph

Religious Community• VeryReverendAnthonyMcLaughlin…ImmaculateConception (Representative…TeriBoltonadministrativeassistant)

CREDITS

Consultants• M.E.PConsultants Estes McClure

• CivilEngineeringConsultants…TheBrannonCorporation TerryBrannon,PE BobBreedlove,PE ReaBoudreaux,PE • StructuralConsultants JohnHolland,HollandEngineering

• PlanningConsultants PlanningConcepts,MarkPreistner

Architects• EquestrianArchitecturalConsultants GH2Architects Lachlan Oldaker StanleyW.Gralla, JimLKudrna, Michael R. Hall KellySchomer KalaAde • RonMabryAssociatesArchitects Ron Mabry Myranda Diduch CharlesKellogg BillyBartush Heath Aggen Laura Fate ToniWallis JoyceCrawford

INTRODUCTIONproject introductiondocument overview

TheParkofEastTexas,Inc(POET)isthere-brandedcompanyoftheEastTexasStateFairAssociation,locatedinTyler,Texas.InJuneof2005,TheParkofEastTexasacquiredapproximately240acres,1milewestofLoop323betweenstatehighways31and64.

The intention of the land acquisition is to create a year rounddestinationcampusforentertainment,recreation,equestrianoperations,conventionandexhibitspace,andtorelocatethe97yearoldannualfallevent,TheEastTexas State Fair.

InMayof2010RonMabryandAssociatesArchitectsofTyler,TexasandGH2EquestrianArchitects,TulsaandNorman,OklahomawereselectedbytheParkofEastTexas to provide planning and design study services for the240acreMasterPlanwithemphasisonamultiuseevent center and equestrian complex.

Multi-use events such as graduations, concert venues, rodeos, dressage, sporting tournaments, outdoor events, East Texas State Fair, conventions,

farmer’s market, car and boat shows, etc.

The results of those planning and design studies are in-cluded in the following documents:

1. Proximityandsiteanalysisofthe240acresiteidentifyingsitespecificstrengthsandweaknessesandcorrelationtotheCityofTyler,TexasandtheEastTexasregion.2. AMasterPlanidentifyingmajorsitedevelopmentcomponents,siteaccessibility,onsitevehicularandpe-destriancirculation,greenspace,andPhaseIinfrastruc-ture requirements.3. PhaseIfacilitydesignprogram,designdocumentsand design illustrations. 4. ConceptualPhaseIsitedevelopmentandconstruc-tioncostanalysis(VolumeII)

SITEANALYSIS

MASTER PLANNING

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• DOCUMENT OVERVIEW

• PROXIMITY

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Location

The approximate 240 acre site is locatedwithin the citylimitsofTyler,TexasonemilewestofLoop323,andisbor-deredbystatehighway64tothenorthandstatehighway31tothesouthandPattonLanetothewest.

PropertyusessurroundingthesiteareamixofR1A-singlefamilyresidential,PCD–plannedcommunity

development,M1–business.

The240acreparcelsiteitselfiscurrentlyzonedR1A.

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Witha retail baseofapproximately804,000peoplewithinaseventy-fivemileradius,TylerisconsideredtheEastTexasregional hub.

Population Demographic Map

TheInterstate20connectionbetweenDallas,TXandShreve-port,LAaffordsTheParkofEastTexassiteastrategicmidwaypointbetweenthetwo,approximately90milesineachdirec-tion,expandingtheP.O.E.T.markettooveramillioninpopula-tion.

ThemajorarterialconnectionstothesiteareviaLoop49,highway69,highway271,andLoop323.FromthenorthandHighway155, 69 from the southandHighway110 from theeast and west.

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The site location is convenient to other local attractions such as Caldwell Zoo, Tyler Rose Garden, downtownrestaurants, galleries,museums,TheDiscovery SciencePlace,newlyrelocatedEastTexasSymphonyOrchestra,TylerMuseumofArt,TylerJuniorCollege,TexasCollege,and U.T. Tyler.

TheHighway31and64arteries thatborderTheParkofEast Texas converge on downtown Tyler and offer oppor-tunitiesforthedevelopmentofaneast-westattractiondes-tination link with The Park of East Texas as a west anchor

and downtown Tyler as the east anchor.

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OTHER ATTRACTIONS

PROPOSED HWY 64 & 31 DESTINATION COORIDOR

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1. The Park of East Texas2. Tyler Caldwell Zoo3. Multi Modal Facility4. Tyler Museum and Arts District5. Tyler Rose Garden Complex6. East Texas Symphony Orchestra7. Tyler Junior College8. Discovery Science Place9. Texas College10. University of Texas at Tyler11. Tyler Museum of Art12. Existing East Texas State Fair

DESTINATIONCORRIDOR

Other site location assets nearby are the new Tyler Pounds RegionalAirportTerminal located onHighway 64, theRe-gional Equestrian and Pedestrian Trails Master Plan, theCity ofTylerParks andTrailsMasterPlan, both tying intothe P.O.E.T. site. Plans for a light intercity rail system with connections to Lindsey Park, Downtown Tyler and to theTyler hospital district also offer nearby connection opportu-nities. Withinapproximatelyeightminutestravel timefromthesiteviashuttlearethreelargeparkingaccommodations,theoldTylerPoundsfieldterminalparking,existingstatefairgrounds parking and midway and Tyler Economic Develop-ment Campus parking offer remote parking options.

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REMOTE PARKING LOCATION OPTIONSREMOTE PARKING

The P.O.E.T site itself is a testimonial to the major assets andattractionsofEastTexas,withitsnaturalbeautyandlandscape. The rolling hills, elevation changes of up toseventyfeet,maturehardwoodsandpinetreestands,andwetlands areas offers a variety of microclimates within its borders.

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Site Access

Fivesignificantaccesspointsarenaturallyplacedalongthe perimeter of the site. A west access point is located off PattonLane,whichwillbewideningtoafourlanebou-levard in the future. Two southern access points lie on ChandlerHighway,attractingtrafficfromLoop49,I20andLoop323.AnorthaccesspointplacedonHighway64createsanelongatedentrance,thiscorridorattractstraf-ficfromtheairport,Loop49,I20andLoop323.Aneastsmaller access point is placed on Suel Drive for the use of emergency vehicles and special egress services.

Topography

Generalsitetopographyconsistsofundulatingslopesfrom the notched perimeter of the site. There are six ma-jor high points on the site; the majority of them cluster towardstheeastsideofthesite,formingaridgeline.ThelandadjacenttoPattonLaneisaflat,clearedareawhichslopes to the low area outside of the site boundaries. A low area slopes towards the south and runs through the middle of the site. A microclimatic area diverges from the middle of the site that could most likely be designated asawet-land.Thesiteispredominatelydeciduouswithsparse evergreen and a mixed vegetation.

VIEWS

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SiteConfiguration

TheParkofEastTexassitehasanirregular,notchedpe-rimeter with a cell tower located in the approximate south east corner of the site. A major overhead power transmis-sion line and easement runs east and west through the site. This easement is located close to the boundary of the site.

Site Utilities

Water,sanitarysewer,gasandelectricalserviceareavail-ableatcloseproximitytothesite;however,someoff-siteinfrastructure improvements will be required.

TOPOGRAPHY, VEGETATION, DRAINAGE AND SOLAR

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The results of the site analysis exhibits a notable separa-tion of “active” and “passive” environments and micro cli-mates offering an understanding of “best use” type location within the site itself. This abstract axis dividing passive andactiveareasactsasatransitionzonetobeconsideredin the master planning of the site.

Theplanningconceptfocusesontheexistingnaturalnorth-south axis that delineates the separation of passive and

active site climates.

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SITE USE

TRANSMISSIONLINE

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Duringthisprocessofdevelopingthisdocument,generalobjectivesforTheParkofEastTexasweredefinedTheseobjectives are:

• Defineacomplexthatutilizestheavailablesiteinafunc-tionally effective and aesthetically pleasing manner.

• Defineacomplexthatcanserveasamulti-functionaleventvenue,accommodatinglocalaswellasregionaleventsforTyler,Texas,itscommunitiesandthe surroundingmulti-stateregion.

• Defineamasterplanthatwouldincorporatetheannualoperation of the The East Texas State Fair.

• DefineacomplexthatcanhelpestablishTyler,Texasasan event destination.

• DefineacomplexthatwilladdtothequalityoflifeandcontributetotheeconomicdevelopmentofTyler,Texas,its communities and the surrounding area.

• Defineacampusthatwillhosta352daymenuofevent,recreational and educational opportunities.

• Defineamasterplantoaccommodateshortrangeandlong range phasing.

The primary components of Phase One and future master plan are as follows:

Major Project Facilities

The Phase One master plan components 1.MainArena 2.Conference/ExhibitArea 3. Covered Arena 4.OutdoorArena 5.Barns 6.Promenade 7.GeneralParkingandOn-SiteRoadways 8.Other(RV/TrailerPedestals)

(AfterPhaseOnecompletion)

Conceptual Master Plan Components 1.PromenadeCompletion 2.PedestrianandEquestriantrails 3. RV Park 4.Exhibit 5.Hotel 6.ParkingStructureoffHWY64. 7. Arboretum 8.Amphitheater 9. Academic Area 10.VisitorCenter 11.RecreationalAreas

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Thenorth-southaxisandthenaturalsitegradesidentifiedinthesiteanalysisareutilizedincreatingacurvilinearnorth–southcorridorforvehiculartrafficcirculationandsiteac-cess,anda300’wide1200’longpedestrianpromenadethatisanchoredatthesouthbythemulti-eventcenterandequestriancomplexandatthenorthbyexhibitionfacilities,hotel,performancecenter.

The duel-use of vehicular traffic and pedestrian prome-nade along the same axis is separated by using the natural gradesanddesigningahorizontalseparationbetweenthetwo.

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PROMENADE

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Theexchangeofvehicularandpedestrianflowisaccom-plished by vertical circulation at strategic locations along the upper level promenade and lower level parking and service areas. This stacking concept reduces the required constructionfootprintbyone-halfthusreducingthedevelopmentimpacttothesite,andplacingvisitorparkinga closer proximity to events.

Thispromenadeandcirculationcorridor,identifiespassiveandactiveboundarieswiththemulti-eventcenter,eques-triancomplex,exhibitfacilityandhoteltothewest,transi-tions by a boardwalk that leads to lakes,wetlands, na-turearea,trailsandhiking,arboretum,academiccampus,visitor’scenterandrecreationalareasandamphitheatertothe east. The stacked parking/ promenade concept with a transitional boardwalk separates pedestrian and vehicular trafficleavingapproximately204acresdedicatedforunin-terrupted pedestrian use.

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Lakes, recreation and wet-land nature areas will be connected by 4.5 miles ofpedestrian and 4.2 miles ofequestrian trails. The natural terrain of elevation changes will offer opportunities for a variety of cross country, cy-cling and running events. The trails system will also tie into the regional trails and the city of Tyler parks and trails mas-terplan,extendingpedestriantrails into downtown Tyler.

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The natural terrain of the site is also used as a visual and sound buffer to adjacent residential areas.

The Master plan will offer three primary site access points forthepublic,oneforvendorandservicetraffic,andonefor emergency and egress service. Improvements to Hwy 31 and Patton Lane include the addition of accelerationanddecelerationlanes,thewideningofPattonLanetoafour-laneboulevardandthecoordinatedvisitor,vendorcir-culation and car stacking space at site access points mini-mizing traffic congestion.ThecornerofHighway31andPatton Lane will also be improved with turning lanes and trafficcontroldevices.

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RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY LINE P.O.E.T

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PHASE I

PhaseOneof theP.O.E.TDevelopment includestheon-site and off-site infrastructure requirements, a multi-useevent center with separate conference and banquet ac-

commodations and the equestrian park complex.

III. PHASE ONE

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**Colored Area inside site boundaries indicates Phase One

PHASE I SITE PLAN

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RonMabryArchitectsandGH2GrallaEquestrianArchi-tectsdefinedtheoutlineprogramofthespacesrequiredto develop Phase One of The Park of East Texas Fair-groundsinTyler,Texas.Thebuildingareasincludedintheprogram are based on previous experience with compa-rablefacilities,theaccumulated“needs”inputfromTheParkofEastTexas,probableusergroups,surroundingbusinesses,theeducationalcommunity,andthespecificphysical demands of the site.

Theprogramisaprimarilyquantitativedocumentdefin-ing the amount of plan area required to accommodate the definedfunctionalneeds.Thequantitiesarelistedasboth“net” and “gross” areas. The “net” areas include the spe-cificquantityofspacerequiredtohandleagivenfunctionoractivity.“Gross”areaincludedtheadditionalquantityof space required to assemble the “net” areas into a fully functionalbuilding:connectingcirculationandstairs,el-evatorshafts,buildingsupportsystems(e.g.HVACchas-es),wallthicknesses,etc.

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Theprimaryeventfacilityforthemulti-purposearenaislocatednearthesouth-westcenterofthesite.Themainarena equine vendor access services and vendor parking is a west entry point off Patton Lane and surrounds the north,southandwestperimeterofthefacility.

The main arena functions as an environmentally con-trolled“covered”multi-purposearena.Themainarenape-destrian entrance is centered with a series of doors along the east facing the promenade and south side facing the outdoorarena.Administrationoffices,modularmeetingspaces,conferencerooms,storageandasnackareaarepart of the exhibition and conference area. A lobby wraps around the meeting spaces and intersects with the arena concourse.

The20’upperconcourseofthearenaessentiallyservesas general circulation for major events but is wide enough to accommodate exhibit or trade show booths when re-quired.Concessions,storageandrestrooms,etc.areprovided at the concourse. A series of doors connect the southsideoftheconcoursetoaconcoursespecificallyfor the outdoor arena with restrooms and concessions.

Thearenaflooris150’x300’toaccommodateavarietyofmulti-useeventsincludingdressage,sportstournaments,tradeshows,graduation,concerts,rodeosandlargecom-munityevents.Thebackofhouseandarenafloorincludehorseandlivestockcirculationaroundthearena,horseandlivestocksupportspace,holdingpens,officesandsupportareasfortradeshows,concerts,lecturers,sportstournaments,etc..Lockerroomsandtoiletsarelocatedin the back south west of the arena.

Upper Concourse Level Floor plan (orange)(Arena component)

Lower Level Floor plan (orange)(Arena component)

PHASE ONE

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The exhibition and conference room area that is adjacent to the main arena is intended to accommodate community meetings,banquets,tradeshows,exhibitswithconfer-ence rooms and administration suite. The space is or-ganizedintoaflexibleplanwithmoveablewallsdividinglarger spaces into smaller ones. The modular space is a totalof17,000squarefeet.Moveablepartitionsbetweenspaces can be positioned to accommodate a variety of space requirements. The spaces will be served by rest rooms,kitchenfacilities,andstoragefortablesandchairsand exhibits.

Thelowerfloorleveloftheexhibitionareaconnectstoaneasyaccessibleprotecteddrop-offlocatedatthelowerparking level and a large covered drop off area at the promenade level leading directly to the exhibition/confer-ence center lobby and concourse level of the arena. The drop off areas will contain a vestibule inside the exhibition space with vertical circulation to the event center con-courseandarenafloorlevels.

Withfixedseatingof4,500,expandableseatingof1,000andarenafloorchairseatingof3,500thearenawillhaveatotalseatingcapacityofapproximately9,000.Thisseat-ing capacity is large enough to accommodate high school graduation’s,concertsandlargelectures.

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The equestrian complex is designed as “stand alone” operation with its own arena and support facilities. How-everitisconnectedtothemulti-eventfacilityarenaandoutdoor arena with coordinated horse and livestock circu-lation.Thisconnectionprovidestwootherarenaoptions,the environmental controlled enclosed area and the out-door arena.

Theequestriancomplexitselfhasa80,000squarefeetcoveredarenawitha125footx250footshowarenawithroomfor171portablehorsestallsand416livestockstalls.

Withtwo100footx200footwarm-uparenas,horseandlivestock service area and public and vendor accommo-dationsthecoveredarenaisself-sufficientandcapableofprovidingequestrian,livestock,rodeoandcommunityevents.

Six livestock barns are also included in this complex with acapacityof102stallseach,totaling612stalls.Thehorse barns also have vendor toilet/ shower accommoda-tions and horse service areas.

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EQUESTRIANCOMPONENT

There are four loading areas placed at strategic points placed around the equestrian complex and main event arena.

Vendor parking and circulation are secure and kept sepa-rateofpublicparking.Exhibitorparkingfor130spacesareprovidedwithanadditional210trailer/R.V.parkingspaces.

All components of the equestrian complex are connect-ing and covered by a roof including the attachment to the main event arena and its outdoor arena.

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