Rosalie Park pump track

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The City of Subiaco values opportunities for our community to be active and get outdoors.

Over the years the City has received numerous requests for a pump track to be constructed to facilitate an alternative recreational activity to those currently available. Both the City's Public Open Space Plan and Rosalie Park Master Plan speak to increasing passive recreation activities at Rosalie Park.

In April/May 2023 we undertook a pulse survey to gauge community support for a recreation pump track, planned to be located in the north-east corner of Rosalie Park Reserve (see location photo in photo gallery).

This area has a natural bowl shape with a grassy terrain and mature trees. The pump track will work with the natural environment to retain all trees, with the track built around the existing trees. The natural bowl will enable a pump track to be constructed with minimal excavation.

The intent is to construct a modest pump track built of organic materials, that flows through the natural landscape.

Have your say

An online survey was open between Friday 28 April and 5pm Thursday 25 May 2023. Thanks to those who took part in the consultation.

As the project progresses there will be opportunity for further community involvement.

Any questions please contact the City's Operations and Environment Services on parks@subiaco.wa.gov.au or 9237 9222.

The City of Subiaco values opportunities for our community to be active and get outdoors.

Over the years the City has received numerous requests for a pump track to be constructed to facilitate an alternative recreational activity to those currently available. Both the City's Public Open Space Plan and Rosalie Park Master Plan speak to increasing passive recreation activities at Rosalie Park.

In April/May 2023 we undertook a pulse survey to gauge community support for a recreation pump track, planned to be located in the north-east corner of Rosalie Park Reserve (see location photo in photo gallery).

This area has a natural bowl shape with a grassy terrain and mature trees. The pump track will work with the natural environment to retain all trees, with the track built around the existing trees. The natural bowl will enable a pump track to be constructed with minimal excavation.

The intent is to construct a modest pump track built of organic materials, that flows through the natural landscape.

Have your say

An online survey was open between Friday 28 April and 5pm Thursday 25 May 2023. Thanks to those who took part in the consultation.

As the project progresses there will be opportunity for further community involvement.

Any questions please contact the City's Operations and Environment Services on parks@subiaco.wa.gov.au or 9237 9222.

  • Update on community consultation

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    Between 28 April and 25 May 2023 community consultation was undertaken to seek response to a proposed Rosalie Park pump track project. The City received a sizable response rate of 237 submissions, with the majority of people local to Shenton Park. Of the 237 submissions, 97% were supportive of a pump track being constructed in Rosalie Park.

    During consultation many valuable comments, concerns and suggestions were raised. Please see the City's response to the feedback here.

    Due to the high level of positive community support, the project will now proceed to request for quote. Participants who indicated that they would like to take part in further consultation will be invited to assist in refining the design with the appointed contractor.

    Any questions please contact the City's Operations and Environment Services on parks@subiaco.wa.gov.au(External link) or 9237 9222.

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