Gardens by the Bay (like Singapore) set amongst natural bushland. Kings Park is Perth's No.1 tourist attraction. Make this No. 2.

The tarmac for the track will provide essential access routes for machinery for other events such as WA Day, avoiding flooding/mud issues.

While disruption needs to be minimised, having an extra event for Formula E would put Perth on a global stage and help justify investment.

If there are tarmac run-off areas for the cars, you could paint them with Indigenous artwork to share the history/story of the area.

Spectator mounds are essential, so you don't have to buy a grandstand seat to see the racing. Shade from trees or shade sails also needed.

While supportive of the racetrack, tree planting, lake relocation and keeping elevation in the park is very important. The park needs shade.

Using the Supercars track for cycling events, etc throughout the year is a great idea. Pit building can provide facilities for these groups.

Bringing Supercars to Perth is a great way to promote our city to tourists around Australia and the world. Formula E is another opportunity.

Swan River Lightwave - A permanent floating art installation on the Swan River that shifts with the tide and pulses with light and music

permanent extended reality (XR) venue combining virtual sport, augmented reality games, and immersive fitness.

A planetarium-like cultural dome where Noongar Dreaming stories are told using surround projection, starscapes, sound, and smell

“Voice of the Fans” Sound Tunnel -Walk-through tunnel that plays famous commentary moments, fan chants or lets you record &playback your own

Kinetic Sculpture Park - Public art that moves with wind, sound, or human interaction - combining WA artists and engineers.

Celebrate WA produce with permanent or rotating vendors: seafood, wine, Indigenous bush tucker, local chefs — like Time Out Market (Lisbon)

Motion-triggered lights, sound effects, and characters that come to life along a river or bush path

Convertible courts for basketball, futsal, skateboarding, pickleball, & padel tennis. Surfaces light up at night and can be reconfigured

Immersive walk-through museum with WA legends across all sports - including holograms, VR exhibits, and interactive storytelling

A laneway-style setup - rotating food trucks, street performers, light projections, public art that changes with each major event or season

Use AR through an app to bring murals and statues to life with stories, sound, and animations tying in WA sporting history and culture

Inspired by Berlin’s Badeschiff or Melbourne’s Fitzroy Pool, this could be a filtered natural pool near the river for public use.

Inclusive fitness trails, public exercise facilities, and Maybe look at geocaching / orienteering courses for scouts / outdoor Ed programs

Incorporate markets, coworking spaces, pop-up dining, and a waterfront park to keep the precinct alive every day.

Build an eSports venue connected to the stadium precinct, attracting younger audiences year-round.

Create a kids water playground that is bigger and better than the one at Elizabeth quay … it could be amazing

No motorplex please! Too noisy and disruptive. Save this beautiful area from noise pollution. Enhance the green space, save our wetlands

As part of HoopsFest create 3x3 basketball courts in the precinct that could run regular basketball comps

Create a small sized community sports facility that can hold events like X Games - bump in vert ramps, etc - would be massive for tourism

Need more sporting opportunities including a connection to Olympic events such as sport climbing / cycling - make it a true sport precinct

Create a sports museum similar to MCG that has WA Sport Awards and WA Hall of Champions history and acknowledges WA sporting history

Reading through comments...Pickle ball courts.

Large chess games, checkers, etc...for kids

Landmarks: site to be central hub for tourists identifying unique spots in Perth, e.g. Freo, Scabs, CBD history, Kings Park, hills (flora)

CAT buses within 6km to be accessed free from the CBD. Alternatively, make public transport easy to purchase rather than Transperth card.

Design a focal point for tourists highlighting Perth and tourist attractions. They may like bird sanctuaries, e.g. Eric Singleton via ferry

A CAT bus should frequently service this area to cater for tourists.

If there isn't one already, there should be a disabled swing and/or activities to cater for all walks of life to be inclusive.

To take advantage of the Perth's Swan River, ensure there are future Ferry docks, commuting from South Perth to Maylands.

On top of planting native vegetation, a maze of history and heritage plaques can enhance Perth's history & refer to other destinations.

Perhaps the Motorplex sports precinct should be near Belmont Racecourse...Not sure if this precinct is the most appropriate place.

Ample tourist bus bays should be designed in the space to encourage a prime meeting point/destination. Including regular Transperth services

Currently, amenities & signage is lacking. Place gazebos, seating, multiple BBQs, toilets, water fountains & bus services at meeting points

Plant native vegetation & make it interactive for tourists, e.g., erect signs & show other destinations in Perth they can spot the shrubs

Concerts and various uses such as tourism, cycling, triathlon, soccer, rugby, athletics hubs Plus, community, arts & kid friendly spaces

Yes to a PESP, include a driving range / target game like at Colonial brewing and Lake Taupo. No to motorsport track, absolutely no need

No motorsport, please! Amphitheatre is a great idea.

Area should continue to be a space for simple healthy active living: zero cost (equity) outdoor recreation, exercise & enjoyment of nature.

Add native tree canopy, centre on immersive nature experiences, no additional bitumen/tarmac.

Keep this unique area free from any more pollution and noise, more community services and NO RACETRACK.

Free cycling skills and bicycle maintenance workshops for the community, including targeted workshops for children, women and teenagers.

Dedicated purpose-built all-ages bicycle obstacle course to train children and adults on basic and intermediate cycling skills. Free entry.

Not a rebrand. The current PESP name makes sense, and a Noongar place name would be respectful, fitting in with the names of nearby bridges.

A 'green' eco-friendly amphitheatre integrated into the landscape and urban forest, using natural materials, with temporary shades.

Acknowledge traditional owners through place-naming, design, aesthetics/artwork, information on history and culture, with their input.

Incorporate rewilding principles into the urban forest. Align with the Town of Victoria Park Urban Forest Strategy and working group.

A biodiverse native urban forest, properly sized and designed for an effective wildlife corridor. Food trees for black cockatoos!

Please provide adequate and well-positioned ACROD parking and disability toilets to help make this an age-friendly space.

Extend the amazing spaces around the stadium to include more: - kids road school bike - bike / skate paths - skating outdoor velodrome

Keep Burswood as it is, free from pollution and noise. Keep the beautiful greenery that surrounds it instead of looking at a racetrack!

Plant more trees, not concrete! Save the fauna and the peaceful surrounds that already exist in the area. NO RACETRACK!

Burswood is surrounded by high- density housing, parkland serves as outdoor space for the community. No racetrack but more green spaces!

Build a safe, local track for Human Powered Vehicle racing — quiet, green, and perfect for student STEM learning and competition.

An area dedicated to food and something like an open air hawker’s market would be amazing.

An amphitheater like the Sidney Myer Music Bowl will be great to attract touring bands and avoid having to traipse out to Red Hill

I think it good idea to make crown expand to Optas stadium make it like crown in Melb more international people

Perth needs a available closed road circuit suitable for regular club criterium events. Presently there is none and cyclists race on roads

A performance amphitheatre, with well-designed staging, acoustics, lighting, and audience facilities is what we need. And trees!

Bring on the race track it should be made suitable for more then Supercars it should be able to hold bigger events

Love the idea of a ferry port, that would encourage tourism and exploration of city not using a car. More walking paths also beneficial.

A walk path with frequent shelters, speed humps and toilet facilities also drink fountains.

What about something like Singapore’s "Gardens by the Bay"? Different from Kings Park and a true international attraction. Cool the City too

A parkland with the biggest native trees possible in mass plantings would be good. The racetrack is too small and not constantly usable.

Utilise the space to preserve and showcase the Swan River wetlands, similar to the Kings Park native forest

my idea is to see the area further enhanced with lakes and walking paths and NO RACETRACK we need more green spaces and less noise

A haven from city pressures. An Urban Forest to improve mental health and physical activity

No racetrack or cycle track Burswood Park 20 Year Vision More trees and save the wetlands

Palms removed and local native species retained and planted. Green spaces should be prioritised over any concrete tracks for people/fauna

Promote physical activity and mental health A walk through the largest Urban Forest

Promote active commuting in area - with dedicated pathways for pedestrians & cyclists. And NO racetrack.

Love the urban forest idea, pls also preserve existing greenery. And NO racetrack / multi-use car track (whatever we’re calling it)

No race track, watching a race costs money. Plant more trees, bbq/picnic areas, things regular families can enjoy for free. Money is tight

Twilight Food vans, cultural local entertainment, family relaxing environment, to encourage all people with other interests than sports.

With the redevelopment of the WACA why not put the cr racing around the edge and you cn have night races under lights. What a winner!

Permanent toilet facilities for the Amphitheatre. No porta loos and No racetrack

The 20 Year Vision is structured around themed precincts including a festival venue, forest precinct, water hub - this looks much better!

Motorsports are outdated and not aligned with the state government's EV strategy - make this the first track for electric/human powered only

Host an international sport climbing competition right here in WA - showcase our talent, grow the sport, and inspire the nation!

A national climbing centre: empowering athletes, energising youth, enriching communities. One wall, endless impact. Vote to build it!

Motor track too tight and retro fitted, be better relocated to Northam like Mt Panorama in NSW. Children's multi age super playground better

No racetrack on parkland, nobody asked for it. Provide more trees, habitat and food sources for endangered species.

No to the racetrack!! Protect local wildlife and keep the area as a native bird sanctuary.

Yes to Ampitheatre with dual use toilets for public use when no events. NO to Motorplex! Please don’t rush planning for this unique area!

No noisy entertainment! But better Burswood than Langley Park. Better yet: Provide this "worldclass entertainment" in Dalkeith or Mosman Prk

With the public transport hub nearby, this could be an opportunity to build a world leading tiny home community for our young families.

No car track here, please! Enhance this wetland park with more trees, shady seating and community gardens, local music, markets and picnics

Open the Optus Jetty to scheduled transperth ferries. Will be a nice family ride from South Perth or Eliz quay. Less cars. No racetrack

140 character limit? SMS from 90s had 160. No racetrack. Create underground parking and use land on top for other uses like a open theatre

More trees and native waterwise fauna. Bike paths are narrow and need to be separated from pedestrians. Racetrack is a disgrace for the area

Please no racetrack. We need more green space and tree cover. Sculptures, water features, trees. So good.

Ampitheatre design as presented is very poor. Great amphitheatres are semi-circular or broad fan-shaped for optimal acoustics and viewing

An affordable indoor multi-sport facility including an inline hockey rink would help grow the sport and could attract interstate competition

An outdoor criterium course would be extremely valuable, particularly for human-powered vehicle racing, which is a growing sport in WA.

A separate track for bike riders, away from pedestrians

Let's in this green space with trees and trails to benefit the community and wildlife. It's no place for a polluting, noisy racetrack!

Would love to see an increased green canopy with a specialist, creative native garden and shaded areas instead of the motorplex

The racetrack will destroy the area, impacting wildlife,residents, visitors. It will be a white elephant, invest/upgrade existing tracks.

Build a smaller venue that does not include a track AND better serves the community will host and fund it.

Fully support the development of a criterium track suitable for cycling races etc. Great way to get more people onto bicycles and engaged

No racetrack at Burswood. Upgrade Collie track and move motor sport there. Great for the region - think Bathurst

This is the wrong place for the multiuse track. It will create noise pollution for residents and for the wildlife, particularly waterbirds.

Motor circuit (if required) could be more than 90% on upgraded existing roads. Do a circuit around Crown, impact on crown is not important.

Increase portion of money used for improving natural environment. more trees, less concrete/asphalt. Redesign ampitheatre to avoid lake.

upgrade existing venues that already serve the objectives. e.g RAC Arena, Perth motorplex, VenuesWest etc. None of that wanted in Burswd par

I live in Vic Park.I am very happy with all ideas as proposed. I would like the Burswood Outdoor Theatre included somewhere though as well.

Leave it as natural wetlands environment and plant more trees to increase Perth's tree canopy. Our waterbirds and wildlife need this park.

Keep the tranquil parkland for bbqs and access to football and no motorsports because of noise and pollution.

NO MOTORSPORTS, NO RACETRACK!! The environmental impact on our environment and wildlife is too great. Plant more flora for our fauna!

I love Burswood Park as it is. So rare to have this sort of space inner city. Please don't fill it with concrete and racing cars.

I like Burswood Park with recreational areas and entertainment as it now is. Not the right location for motor sports.

Put the racetrack elsewhere. Invest money in existing racetracks that already have the capacity to hold events.

Put the racetrack elsewhere. The current area is so lovely for people to use for walking, running, riding, picnics and general recreation.

Put the racetrack elsewhere. It's not big enough to be a proper racetrack as part of a regular racing circuit (e.g. V8s).

Put the racetrack elsewhere. Wildlife around Perth is already vulnerable and this directly impacts the homes of waterbirds and turtles.

Separate the shared pathway that pedestrians and cyclists use when travelling beside between Camfield Dve & Burswood Water Sports Centre.

It's important to retain easy pedestrian access through the park, despite the track.

Limited to 1-2 motor events annually may be ok. More than that will create noise pollution in that location.

Set it up 4 multiple cyclesports - cyclocross, criterium, outdoor velodrome. Room for basketball, tennis, hockey, etc. Sports hub!

Maybe the raceway circuit would be better located in Dalkeith or Mosman Park. They have more of a Monte Carlo vibe.

A hockey rink adds year round action, boosts youth engagement, and diversifies sports in the new precinct. fun for all ages and skill levels

Motorplex on inner city parkland? Ill-thought out and rushed. It's a no. Music bowl a great idea.

Instead of trying to fit so many things in and having to compromise, just do the amphitheatre and cycle track and make it world class

The site is way too small for a proper motor track. Keep the amphitheatre and cycle track.

More trees to provide habitat for the Carnabys Cockatoo. No to polluting race cars.

Please allow for more community consultation. This feels a bit rushed. Keep the thatres. Lose the race track.

Connect Burswood racetrack to Perth Cultural Centre Combining culture with Motorsports

A multi sport community facility with an indoor in-line hockey rink. This would support the multiple growing roller sports across WA.

Fund Wannaroo track upgrade instead of developing Burswood. Save the Burswood riverside from development.

Free yoga and tai chi in park. Cycling tracks suitable for peak time use.

Kids and family safe cycling event

The race track idea is far too expensive, and likely hard to make money back by tourism. Ditch that part of plan.

Water features, shaded trails, and cultural storytelling spaces inspired by world’s best parks: Paris’ Jardin du Luxembourg, NY Paley Park.

A WA Native Orchid Biodome showcasing our unique flora, like the Queen of Sheba orchid. It could rival Singapore’s Cloud Forest.

No motor sports, there is a school on Burswood road and the noise will be detrimental to student concentration.

Please put race track elsewhere. Burswood already has large entertainment facilities and oval. Future development must preserve green space.

Make Burswood's theme "Clean, Green, Serene" - elements vital to our mental and physical health. Plant and design spaces accordingly.

An athletics track that is accessible to the public any time of day and free of charge would be a great addition. Perth is lacking one!

Place the multi track at Perth airport. There is plenty of land and infrastructure there as well as the upcoming Pullman hotel and transport

what about Claremont Showgrounds for motor sport? it is unused most of the year . Save the river environment at Burswood

Fully support! Upgrade to exisiting tracks, exisiting transport infra, international events - Compliment Optus. Perth on show! Economy boost

It would be amazing to host national and international motorcycle events here, such as the Australian Superbike Championships and MotoGP!

Please keep the community-run Community Movies - a great community asset

The current Burswood Park is currently environmentally friendly, therefore, move the racetrack track to Wanneroo or Kwinana.

Trees , shade houses , wildlife refuges , lakes , green spaces, all unspoilt by motorsport .

Langley Park would be a great location for the motorsports if a new venue is required! Previously used for similar, spectacular backdrop

The best idea for the future is to expand native plantings to support our wildlife, and fund Wanneroo for motor sports instead.

Peaceful family walking, picnicking and bird nesting. This area is not suitable for motor sports.

Please add a small Par 3 pitch & putt golf course in the area. Would maintain the green space & wildlife while also providing entertainment

Allow beam & neuron scooters in the area. Or at least provide secure parking for electric bikes & scooters! I want to ride to the footy!

We desperately need secure parking for bikes & scooters. It’s crazy people can’t ride to the football & not have their bike/scooter stolen.

Retain the integrity of our city with natural parklands for native species & to give people a space for peace, mindfulness & urban escape.

Inappropriate location for motorsports. Increase tree canopy and family friendly space like Pt Walter which is always packed on weekends.

No multi use track for Burswood. Develop the area as a large tree canopy site and protect and promote flora and fauna for all to enjoy.

Proposed Burswood V8 Supercar multi use track too small to be a spectacle of any description. Fund the move to Wanneroo and save Burswood.

This is the perfect opportunity for the city of Perth to use sim racing to make the track great for racing but also for the environment.

Seeing as though the track will go ahead regardless, I would make sure the amphitheatre faces the track so it can double as a grandstand.

Racetrack concept is great, keep as much public open space/gardens as possible, add a play ground like the existing Burswood Park playground

The racetrack concept is great,this should be confined to Major events only, not every weekend cycling or race days or go carting.

Enhance the community's connection to the Swan River with a Riverfront Cultural and Wellness hub. This aligns with parks 20 year vision.

A multi purpose Indoor fascility that could host Inline hockey, speedskating and rollerderby but can share with other sports

Feed the endangered black cockatoos by provided more food trees for them

Please reconsider the addition of a racetrack to the beautifully arranged Burswood Park, already struggling biodiversity will suffer.

Turn the area into a spectacular Botanic Park like Singapore. Improve the nature and entrance to stadium to create a WOW moment.

An enclosed grassed area for dogs where they can roam off the leash. Tables and chairs for the owners to chat. Obedience classes for dogs.

Be considerate of wildlife, the environment & local residents. The stadium, Crown and nearby pubs/cafes are already enough in the area.

Plant native tree & plants Protect wildlife living there No motorplex that's "not a motorplex " Save Burswood Park Listen to the community

Put in a large dog park so the puppies have a place to frolic.

Please engage with the original custodians of this land to understand the deep significance of this area.

Please leave this great open grassed area for general public use to enjoy the serenity.

Should be peaceful wetland area providing habitat for birds and other animals not motorsport

Noongar cultural walks telling the pre-pre-colonisation of the area and its historical significance

Walking and nature clubs could use this space with some park benches and a water fountain. No Motorsports

Sculptures in the park. Similar to sculptures in the sand at Cottesloe beach. Spectacular city and lakes as a backdrop

Highlight the 70+ bird species in the area and encourage photography groups Photo tourism.

Rebrand/ re-lease the water ski club to electric vessels only - get the petrol ( and fertilizers) away from our river at every opportunity.

If The Nostalgia Box (The retro video game museum) was able to have a home there it would bring in tourists and locals to the space

I see and don’t hear more smaller scale silent discos +low emission special event racing of world class silent electric vehicles and cycles.

Keep the parkland and suggest adding information plaques educating visitors on the history of the river and the unique flora and fauna

Please reconsider the new raceway on Burswood Peninsula, I'm concerned about the environmental impact. Upgrade Wanneroo raceway instead

A peaceful ancient river bank is no place for a racetrack, keep it at Wanneroo.

Once a rubbish tip now a beautiful park. Suggest researching and educating about the unique flora and fauna of the ancient river system.

Stay with the original 20 year plan which was a great plan for everyone. Keep noisy motor sports in a properly designated area like Wanneroo

The Park should have areas to enjoy the nature, picnics, cafes, music. No motor sports. Keep it for all people and wildlife to enjoy

Keep the park as a place for families to walk and enjoy the green space. Nobody wants the noise & exhaust from racing when we have Wanneroo.

Please do not build a V8 motor circuit. It will negatively affect wildlife, residents & the Park with Noise, pollution & destructruction.

Create the Super Car race track to Formula 1 standard so we could possibly get the F1’s in Perth one day

Please reconsider the new raceway on Burswood Peninsula, I'm concerned about the environmental impact. Upgrade Wanneroo raceway instead

Don't further develop the area. Honour the natural landscape. Traffic congestion, noise & parking is already an issue for local residents.

Establish a botanic garden of diverse, endemic plants (on bare grassed areas) that connects existing wetlands, to become a future attraction

Please consider something like Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay which blends in with existing landscapes. Not the racetrack.

The 20yr burswood plan is almost completed. We have the golf, zip line, movies, cafe. An amphitheatre will complete the 'entertainment area'

A racetrack will ruin the serenity of this parkland. Keep racing in Wanneroo. Build the amphitheater and make it within a pocket of nature.

More pop up carts/cafes along the foreshore would be good, esp during the evening

More shade, native planting, canopy coverage, bathrooms, bbqs and free to public meeting areas and informal sport areas. No car racetrack.

Conserve & create a wellbeing space. Picnic areas, sports such as pickleball, flying fox. Fun for families. Not everyone is into race cars

No to a multi-use track, including for use by FIA-approved Supercars, cycling criterium, and community sport. Yes to greening

Provide adequate parking as car people have to take their classic cars to the venue

Make it under lights so it can be used in the evenings for motor sport events

Provide a permanent cars and coffee venue so it is used by the local car community every weekend

Connect the activities to the river by building restaurants along the edge

Incorporate a motorsport museum within the facility to attract people every day

Enable any local car or motorcycle club to hire the venue at an economical cost to give a local community benefit

Make it open to the public like the Nurburgring in Germany

Hold multi-discipline events combing car, bicycle and motor-cycle races

Make the main straight longer and bring back the Red Bull Air Race to the venue

Move the Bell Tower to the starting grid and make it ten times bigger as something unique in motor sport!

Think bigger. Brings the rail heritage museum and the Aviation Museum to the East Perth Power Station and link together.

Invest equivalent sum in Wanneroo Raceway, the proposed Albany race circuit, the Collie track and other venues which need it.

Friday night was Speedway Night at Claremont Showgrounds - bring it back to Burswood

The track should extend underneath the freeway and into Belmont Park to be international standard - look at Singapore and think bigger

Track must loop around Perth Stadium for incredible and unique international media images.

Bring Asian motorsport events to Perth

Supercars is a declining motorsport category. Don't base the success of the facility on supercars. International + local must be the future

Upgrade boat racing facilities and incorporate them into the overall facility

Honour Western Australian motor racing history by naming corners after great WA drivers and riders of the past. No commercial names.

Run the world's first 24 Hour Motor Race at a city venue to attract international publicity.

Make it a centre for road safety education when not racing.

Invest in Wanneroo Raceway with equivalent funding.

Bring back Rally Australia and headquarter it at the track like the 1990s.

Perth can host an event at the facility like the wonderful Goodwood Festival of Speed every year.

Historic motorsport events should be run at the circuit all year round.

The heritage of WA motor sport should be respected recognising greats such as Daniel Ricciardo and racers from earlier times!

Local car clubs should be offered the facilities for car shows and club displays

Local motorsport clubs should be able to access the facility all year - think historic motorsport groups such as vintage car and bike clubs.

I would like to see this proposal moved to an area that won’t impact restored parklands like the existing Wanneroo Raceway

WA once dominated roller hockey. A central, public venue could revive the sport, host national comps, and attract kids to live healthier.

Make the multi-use track spectacular, it would be great if there were some lovely gardens with the track

Instead of a racetrack, consider a space that teaches children important road safety skills like Copenhagen's Traffic Light Playground

Rather than pave a race track please beautify the area with more natural amenity. As others have suggested, create an urban forest.

Don’t duplicate Wanneroo’s legendary Supercars track—use the $217M to create bold new entertainment or sport ideas for Burswood.

WA’s answer to Kyoto’s bamboo grove: paperbark forest walk, native flora & Noongar culture create a serene, local Burswood escape.

Community sporting venue that allows for roller hockey. Its a very popular sport but is hard to recruit members with no central venue.

Please stick to the Burswood 20 year vision which does not include a racetrack.

Please protect the natural beauty of this park - reconsider the raceway - we need more greenery not less. More peaceful places in our city.

Fully support an inline hockey rink at Burswood—central, visible, and vital for growing rollersports and hosting major events in WA.

Less people should be driving and parking in Burswood. You will need solutions to facilitate public transport for people bringing bikes.

Enhance the natural environment and develop appropriate spaces for concerts, food trucks and other events NOT more bitumen for motor racing

It should be community space that is occasionally activated with a track for a few events a year, rather than a permanent track as the focus

The peninsula needs an artificial beach and ‘Bondi-icebergs-style’ pool built into the river to allow the community to better use the river.

There should be a state of the art function and high performance training centre built into the buildings.

Whitewater Centre for rafting experience for tourists/ residents and kayaking for athletes/ local community.

Recreational walking/running/cycling tracks (crushed limestone?) with distance markers along them. 1-2km loop?

Retain the amphitheatre and multi-use building, but remove the track/motorsports. Focus on upgrading Wanneroo for motorsports instead

Remove the multi-use track and keep more of the natural greenspace. Continue to use this greenspace for festivavals and people to enjoy.

This precinct must keep all the trees, lakes and grassed areas and protect the bird and animal eco system. No car race track, super or not.

If we are to have a permanent PitBuilding then be guided by the new Albert Park multipurpose complex which includes indoor sporting facility

Maintaining the theme of Noongar culture where we gather peacefully for story telling on a backdrop of tranquility

Keeping activities at noise levels not detrimental to human hearing ie exceeding 130 db .

Protect Noongar Culture and as Visitors being Welcomed to this Green Country , we should honour our actions

Emulate Shenzhen Green Policy Platform and follow Burswood original 20 year plan

Create ecotourism to heal the increasing mental pressure from world chaos and global warming . Maintain green space for future kids

Introduce an eighteen hole (baskets) championship disc golf course. Open to the public allowing local, interstate and overseas competitions.

Increase the size of all facilities to allow for more diverse international events allow for more multi use activities

Take Victoria Parks idea and add structures to provide homes for the black cockatoos. These also include watering stations for the birds.

Use the open space for the rising sport of Padel Tennis. With over 30 million players in the world, bring the world championship to Perth.

Absolutely no Motorsport / car racing. A playground and areas for families to picnic and sit and enjoy the tranquility.

This needs to be in another location. People love the greenery and space of Burswood Park. We are a unique and special city. Keep our space.

Please consider other locations for the motorplex to keep Burswood Park available for community use, recreation, and relaxation.

Keep walking paths as is but with more shade, seating, bins, dog water bowls and dog poo bag dispensers.

Adjust the train schedules to have all lines stopping at the station for people to access this calm and tranquil area all year round.

take a “caring for Country” approach to design, help people understand and feel connected to natural systems in the city

this should be a world class nature and regeneration precinct, use the development to test innovative and best practice sustainable design

We feel the heat from Crown Towers reflection when walking the pathways. More trees. Feet not wheels

Intimate venue option with focus on affordability for smaller local Acts. Don't need another stadium. Minimal permanent construction

No European heritage content except to educate on intergenerational privilege

Hospitality venues open in evening restaurants .help it feel safer to use exercise tracks at night CCTV and lighting on tracks not habitat

Only international Motorsport events eligible to use space

Shuttle bus to trainline. Stadium station open every day just skipped by express trains

Some unpaved trails as well as paved

Think royal Botanic gardens in Melbourne

Electric racing = high performance without the racket. Win-win for petrolheads and locals!

Decent bike parking please! Sick of chaining my bike to a fence and hoping for the best.

Perth's large, active outdoor skating community would benefit from inclusion of infrastructure for recreational and hosting sporting events

Peaceful public seating and activations, similar to the high line in NY - regenerative, beautiful, places to relax, nature focused

Places for low impact bird and wildlife watching, with information about the species and their stories

Include peaceful, contemplative spaces with comfortable seating, shade, and protection from noise to use by individuals and small groups

Use this opportunity to make a really special nature experience, with walkable connections to nearby suburbs

Embrace the natural environment - more greenery/ outdoor spaces for families young and old to enjoy and promote wildlife. NO RACETRACK!

The event space should cater for celebrations of motorsport, tarmac rally, national and international motorsport.

Ensure all pedestrian access paths are sealed and parkland adequately protected by grasslands to minimise dust during events.

Provide membership incentives, discounts or free access to ticketed events for immediately local residents to thank them for their support.

No to a car racing track. Continue with the Burswood Park 20 Year Plan. Plant more trees and gardens, retain all wetlands.

Improve waterfront infrastructure to establish more waterfront dining facilities to attract tourism from interstate and overseas.

A dedicated space for local restaurants to host pop-up street food style alfresco dining for motorsport, music, food & wine & art festivals.

Develop a picturesque parkland to include event spaces to host motorsport & other sporting events. Minimise the urban jungle feel.

Ecofriendly and sustainable multipurpose infrastructure to host music festivals, smaller intimate live shows and multiple motorsport events.

Local and international motorsport events that include music events that support local artists and businesses.

Include bicycle parking at venue.

Encourage cycling to the venue by building and completing cycle paths across Perth that connect to Burswood, Finish Mitchell FWY Bike path

Make sure all events held at the park comply with required environmental and noise regulations.

Would love to see future MotoGP and Superbike events here! Ensure FIM/FIA circuit regulations are considered. Showcasing Perth to the world!

Could be a fantastic wedding venue in the multi-use building, especially if its not a commercial business operating it and charging heaps

The track should be great for inline skating events. No cars and wide smooth surface, so safe and fun.

Invest in the Burswood Park 20 year master precinct plan (a project with extensive community consultation) instead.

Roller Sports (Derby/hockey) with very limited venues available in WA. This would bring spectators and give money back to the local area.

Drop the plan to consider ICE motor racing in precinct. Newcastle offers a cautionary tale of the impact / popularity over the 4 year tenure

Leave Burswood Park as open space and protect this unique ecosystem. Plant more natives specific to black cockatoo. NO to sporting precinct

12m wide tracks leave little room for green space,instead reduce to criterium standard and host world class cycling events Keep Cars at Wann

A criterium style circuit will attract adults and future generations alike in a competitive and recreational sense- this will save lives!

Please include a Team Perth LGBTQIA+ sport hub as part of the new precinct!

Speed Skating WA needs a Criterium track for safe outdoor training. Can also be used for State, National and International competitions.

Create undulation on and off the circuit to accommodate cyclocross.

Make walking paths through native trees and plants and spaces for small events, plays and concerts. No noisy motor sports or cars in park

Ensure large trees remain, ensure all wildlife is protected. Increase tree canopy, reduce roads, remove racetrack

Foster genuine biodiversity and create a bird sanctuary

Inline speedskating track for state, national & international comps. Exciting for spectators

Make an Urban forest and link to the wetlands to help increase the number of bird species for tourism

Ensure large areas of tree canopy and keep the wetlands to make the area a wonderful park for all to enjoy!

Keep all the grassed areas so the vast Perth community and international visitors can picnic and play here

Keep all the lakes in this beautiful wetland environment

Create a world class inner city urban forest

Please retain ALL the trees.

Keep all the current ecologically endangered wetlands exactly as they are with the breeding grounds for unique species.

Keep the space for multi-purpose use (concerts, festivals, sports) that can be built around nature - not noisy, hot bitumen racetracks.

With our long, hot summers make sure it remains cool - plant big shady trees and bushes, and minimal bitumen. Plus water refill stations!

As an Environmental Engineer, I advocate for low-impact, water-sensitive design and long-term ecological health of this site.

Future planning should honour and protect Noongar cultural connections to this land through careful, respectful site use

Burswood Park is valued as free, open green space. Future plans should prioritise inclusive, low-impact community recreation

I would love for inner Perth to have a top level motor racing circuit that could potentially host Formula 1, Moto GP and local competitions.

When the Perth High Performance Centre (Mt Claremont) reaches its end of life, relocate to Burswood for better access to public transport.

To improve efficiency, put Bus Stands and a U-turn on Roger Mackay Dr, to segregate buses heading north from the Camfield Dr roundabout.

Increase signage at path junctions in the precinct to help wayfinding.

More Hospitality Venues on Jetties over the Swan River. Helpful to draw people on non-event days, and to linger after events.

A toilet in the centre of the Chevron Playland. All others are on the eastern side of the lake, away from the playground and bbq facilities

The Bus Station (with a new connection to Marlee Loop) shouldn't be used for the Multi-Use Track, to ensure buses serve non-stadium events.

The southern suburbs are demanding an indoor sports court facility. The Multi-Use Building should serve this purpose. Two birds, one stone.

Activities should be in line with the peaceful parklands - cycling, sport, playgrounds, small scale concerts like WASO or Christmas Carols

A dedicated cycling crit circuit built to UCI stds in consultation with Auscycling. Closed circuit, low cost, available year round to clubs

BurswoodPark Board do an excellent job managing this unique public green space & have a brilliant 20year plan. Give Them the Money to do it.

Don’t make it a concrete jungle. It’s not a big space, keep the buildings and concrete to a minimum. Keep it green and beautiful.

The proposal should showcase the river and wetlands and integral into the design,

Limit events during peak breeding seasons.

Provide for greater nett waterbirds habitat and protection.

Avoid construction during key water bird breeding times to minimise harm.

Connect each wetland with nature strips so waterbirds can walk between wetlands and retain large grassland sections for foraging for food

Consider the surrounding wetlands and wildlife - increase tree canopy for shade and food for black cockatoos and other wildlife.

Not motorsport. Negative impact to wetlands, green space and community. The area needs development for community life and ammenities

Separate cycling and walking infrastructure. Mixing the two along the paths from crown to the stadium is dangerous.

Some more restaurants and pubs, to enjoy on the weekend or evenings, after the footy, or just for a casual evening, make the area usable!

This space need be like the Vivid Sydney. Ideas,food,music,ideas,lights, https://www.vividsydney.com/

Racing tracks to be open for local schools to host learn to ride bicycle events/your move event for free.

Amphitheatre to be surrounded by trees to making it a more inviting and intimate space.

Black cockatoo tree boardwalk from crown car park through to stadium. Add tree canopy at double the rate of bitumen to be added.

Implement strict noise restrictions for wildlife and local residents.

accessible amenities for all disabled community members. a lot more toilets than I bet you've planned, and don't forget sensory spaces

make sure the race track meets F1 and MOTOGP requirements.

Relocate proposal to area that won’t impact on restored parklands.

Move to Langley Park to connect city to river. Avoids disrupting restored wetlands and birdlife. Birds use open spaces in between wetlands

The area forms an important link between the Stadium and Crown. Pedestrian connections need to be more direct and accessible

Considering the gold course is gone, there is an opportunity for increase in tree canopy. Be ambitions with the canopy target!

The PESP Should be a fun precinct that caters to its surrounds. The multi-use track must be removed from the plans.

YES to the burswood racetrack, however while we are at it a mult story carpark, either in the park or across the road at the racetrack

"Micheals Rule" insentives for 15-20k ampitheatre to help promote western Australian music to audiences of international touring acts

New Velodrome and state cycling facility so there is a central cyclling sport facilty for all disciplines

A crit track would be a great investment in the community. I would hope it is developed with guidance of West Cycle for community use

Ample opportunities should be given to members of grassroots motorsport organisations to utilise the facility with their own vehicles.

Amphitheatre and plenty of native gardens encouraging native fauna, and absolutely no motorsport track anywhere near the area.

Riverside shared path between Matagarup and Crown to be remain open to public during all events.

Iconic avenue walk of tall and shady trees from Crown carpark to stadium celebrating sporting heroes.

I am suggesting that the cycling criterium track design involves either WestCycle or AusCycling, to ensure it is fit for purpose.

Urban forest / city garden. Could be one of the great City gardens of the world hosting live music, markets, community events

A walking trail highlighting both aboriginal cultural heritage of the area, and the numerous past uses of the site (good, bad and ugly).

Cricket nets! There are so few in the city.

Focus on informal sporting spaces! https://www.monash.edu/__data/assets/pdf_file/0012/3486738/Supporting-informal-sport-participation.pdf

On-demand sports lockers for borrowing free sports equipment, like they are doing for in Queensland.

Some places to play sport informally, with lighting, would be great! I live in the city and there are so few spaces to play sport at night.

Retain and increase all areas of native vegetation, incl large trees along the river. Remove Supercar racing from this plan. Terrible idea.

Prioritising active and public transport to the area.

Separate paths so that commuting cyclists are not impacted by large Stadium events as can't use East Perth either.

Please, completely drop the idea of holding any type of car racing in this area. Bird, mammal and aquatic life are the priority here.

Drink fountains, water refill, dog water bowls, recycling bins, cafe/restaurant, public toilets, bicycle parking/lockers (secure).

More native trees to increase urban canopy, providing more food for carnabys cockatoo and safe nesting opportunities for a range of species.

The birdlife must be considered in the design and types of uses. These are wetland areas that have already seen significant alteration.

Cycling criterium track would be great for promoting cycling in WA and providing a safe space for training, especially youth.

Small-medium scale live music events would be great (e.g. WASO, community bands).

In such an environmentally sensitive area with significant birdlife, only low impact activities (no motor sport).

Ability to hold national level events for a range of sports that currently can't be held in WA (e.g swimming)

Create a space to celebrate local history that doesn't just focus on Aboriginal History and more on Transport Heritage, etc..

Please consider putting bike lockers in so we can store our bikes when at Amphitheatre events.

Precinct to have potential ‘satellite’ spaces for smaller gigs and activations.

Try and ensure the space feels familiar and ‘lived in’.

Amphitheatre design to cater to smaller audiences, making it viable for intimate shows and WA music industry artists.

Host unique events and opportunities such as conference events and awards nights (both indoor and outdoor).

Multi-use building could consider parking solutions and options for green rooms close to the back of amphitheatre stage.

Amphitheatre with front and back of house rigging that is strategically located and compatible with most technology.

Early and gradual raking of amphitheatre space for comfortable viewing from the front.