Bellepark Investing LLC

Bellepark has a proven and patented water purification process that can be utilized in many industries or municipalities to resolve their source water or recycled water problems.  This process is composed of several components that are readily available and approved by the Texas State Government for potable water. 

Bellepark has agreed with a nationwide fabricating company, with fabrication sites throughout the US to stockpile an inventory for fabrication and repairing the processing units within the entire US.

Bellepark has also agreed with a marketing/sales company to promote and sell water processing units both in the US and internationally.  They have several potential customers in the US and a contact with potential customers within the international community.

Presently, there are potential customers asking to see an operational commercial unit and decide if they will buy the units.  At the same time, the Texas A&M University -Corpus Christi wants a commercial unit to test the process and prove it can work as well as the experimental unit.  The University of Texas has just announced that they are going to study desalination processes to be able to provide potable water.

There are letters to the marketing firm from Texas A&M and the Port of Corpus Christi explaining their interest in testing the water processing units in an industrial environment.  If the units perform as expected, there are sixty (60) sites in the Port of Corpus Christi that would be potential customers.  They are waiting to see if the units perform as expected.

As the units are operating, any problems that may occur can be immediately corrected without shutting down the entire working operation.    Normal maintenance can be performed without shutting down operations.  Both actions will not require downtime or loss of revenue

The experimental unit recovered 90% of "production" water for industrial use without having to wait for months of chemical settlement in a settlement pond or use of costly chemicals.  There was 100% removal of "total dissolvable solids" (DST) as supported by independent lab reports.