Ballarat-Sebastopol BMX Track Surfacing Upgrade
Low maintenance surfacing to provide safe, year round bike riding
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Suggested by: Ashley
Project partner: Ballarat Sebastopol Cycling Club
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The Ballarat-Sebastopol BMX Club are proposing that the community BMX track, located at the Marty Bush Reserve, be fully sealed. This would be done by using a weatherproof and hard-wearing surface along the straights in conjunction with bitumen corners and improved drainage. In its current state the track is frequently unsafe and unusable, meaning that this amazing local asset is going to waste. The track is permanently open to the general public and with an all-weather surface it will be available for the whole community to enjoy all year round.
Currently the unsealed track is greatly affected by rain damage, which requires ongoing maintenance and regularly contributes to the cancelation of events and minimises the track’s availability.
Having a sealed all-weather BMX track will improve safety for riders and increase participation for the riding community of Sebastopol and the entire Central Highlands region.
BMX is an Olympic sport with membership across Australia on the rise. This would be the first fully surfaced track in Victoria, drawing professional riders to Ballarat from around Australia.
Please support our community by bringing a state of the art BMX track to Ballarat!
COMPLETED PROJECT
Project details
Suggested by: Ashley
Project partner: Ballarat Sebastopol Cycling Club
Region
Budget
Votes
179 votes received
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Case study: Ballarat-Sebastopol BMX Track Surfacing Upgrade
Ballarat-Sebastopol BMX Track Surfacing Upgrade completes project
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simmo32
13 Aug 2018
What a brilliant idea. Getting kids off TV and on to bikes! Brilliant!!