FAQs

Betty Diamond Sports Complex is a well-used sports and recreation facility in Tugun. The site includes sports fields, open space, an off-leash dog area, a skate park and an existing dirt BMX track.

We’re seeking feedback on the draft concept plan to understand community sentiment on the overall design and gather input on key elements that can be influenced. Your feedback will help guide finalisation of the concept plan and future priorities.

The proposed pump track would replace the existing dirt BMX track with a modern facility designed for riders of different ages and skill levels, including beginner, intermediate and advanced users.

The project aims to provide a safe and enjoyable riding experience while supporting recreational riding, skill development and active lifestyles.

We are seeking feedback on:

•    the track layout and rider experience

•    riding features and skills progression opportunities

•    supporting infrastructure including seating, shade and drinking water

•    accessibility, safety and user comfort

•    whether some dirt BMX riding opportunities should be retained

•    opportunities to improve the concept design.

We are seeking community feedback on whether some dirt BMX riding opportunities should be retained as part of the upgrade. This feedback will help inform future design considerations.

No. The proposed pump track is intended to provide a quality, district-level recreation facility for local riders and families. While it will include a variety of riding opportunities for different ages and skill levels, it has a different purpose, scale and budget to larger city-level facilities such as Pizzey Park. The final design will be informed by community feedback and balanced with site constraints, safety requirements and available funding.

You can provide feedback by completing the online survey on this page during the consultation period.

Consultation is open from 27 October to 16 November 2026. 

We’ll review and analyse all feedback received during consultation. 

A community engagement outcomes report will be prepared, and the results will help inform future design development and delivery priorities.