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 a weekly list of 11 active planning applications that the Cairngorms National Park Authority called in, dated 20 July 2026. These applications cover a variety of proposed developments within the National Park, such as creating a new path, building an agricultural shed, erecting 108 new homes, installing outdoor decking and car parking for a pub, constructing serviced apartments, developing a mountain toboggan track, and placing permanent wigwam holiday pods. Other applications include a burn restoration project, building cycle stores, and making changes to access roads. Each listing provides information on the call-in date, project description, and the deadline for public comments, which is usually 28 days from the call-in date.
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This document contains the Cairngorms National Park Authority’s decisions on planning applications reviewed up to 20 July 2026, with these call-in decisions made by the Park Authority Head Planner. Most of the six applications, which included requests to build houses, provide staff accommodation, or use a property for short-term letting, were not called in. This was because they were considered small-scale or did not significantly affect the overall goals of the Cairngorms National Park. However, one application for a track that had already been built was called in. This was due to its connection with a Woodland Creation Scheme and because it raised important issues for the Park. The document also explains how people can comment on planning applications and find more information online.
Please be aware that this summary has been generated using AI.