Weekly planning documents
15 July 2025
Includes the weekly list of active planning applications called in by the Park Authority and outcome of call ins.
This document contains the Cairngorms National Park Authority's weekly list of 11 active planning applications, dated 18 May 2026, which the Park Authority is actively reviewing. These applications cover diverse proposals such as new paths, housing developments, agricultural buildings, changes of land use for tourism (like motorhome pitches or wigwam pods), a mountain biking trail, and facilities for businesses. The public typically has 28 days from the call-in date to submit comments on these applications to the Park Authority.
Please be aware that this summary has been generated using AI.
This document contains the outcome of call-in decisions made by the Cairngorms National Park Authority for planning applications during the period 25 May 2026, with these decisions handled by the Park Authority's Head Planner. Out of nine applications reviewed, which included proposals primarily for converting properties into short-term letting units and erecting new houses, most were not called in because they were not considered to significantly impact the National Park's collective aims. However, one specific application for the Slugain Burn Restoration Project, focusing on river channel realignment and habitat restoration, was called in due to its perceived significance to the Park's aims of restoring natural river systems. The document also provides guidance on submitting representations and accessing further information on development types.
Please be aware that this summary has been generated using AI.