Planning enforcement guidance documents
17 December 2024
This Charter explains how the planning enforcement process works, the role of the CNPA and the service standards we have set.
This document contains an updated planning enforcement register from December 2023. It lists several enforcement and temporary stop notices issued between 2011 and 2024 for various properties, detailing breaches like unauthorized land use, construction, signage, and boundary wall alterations. The register outlines the actions required to comply with the notices, the deadlines for compliance, and the outcomes, which range from notices being complied with or withdrawn, to appeals being submitted or dismissed, and applications being approved. The document includes details of several properties and outlines the steps necessary to meet the planning regulations.
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This document contains an updated (November 2024) Planning Enforcement Charter for the Cairngorms National Park. It explains the planning enforcement process, including the roles of the Cairngorms National Park Authority (CNPA) and local authorities. The charter aims to ensure fair, reasonable, consistent and accountable procedures. It clarifies what constitutes a breach of planning control, how to report it, and how investigations are prioritized. The document also details formal enforcement notices, service standards, how to make complaints, and provides contact information for relevant planning authorities. Furthermore, the document contains information on enforcement powers available to planning authorities, types of notices, control of advertisements, tree protection, and other powers.
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