Planning enforcement guidance documents
Planning | 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 a register of planning enforcement notices and temporary stop notices issued for various properties, primarily within the Cairngorms National Park, up to October 2025. The notices address unauthorized activities such as changes in land use, construction without permission, signage, and breaches of planning conditions. The register details the reference number, the person or entity served the notice, the type of notice, the date the notice was served and effective date, the address of the property, the specific breach, the required actions for compliance, and the date for compliance. The register shows the planning enforcement outcomes such as notices being complied with, withdrawn, appeals dismissed or ongoing.
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This document contains the Cairngorms National Park Authority's (Park Authority) Planning Enforcement Charter, updated in November 2025. The charter explains how planning enforcement works in the National Park, detailing the roles of the Park Authority and local authorities in the process. It aims to ensure fair, reasonable, consistent, and accountable procedures when addressing breaches of planning control, which occur when development happens without permission or doesn't follow approved plans. The document outlines how to report suspected breaches, how investigations are prioritized, and what actions can be taken if a breach has occurred, including formal notices and potential consequences. It also explains the Park Authority's process for monitoring major developments and provides contact information for planning enforcement teams, as well as outlining the service standards of each planning authority.
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