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 12 active planning applications that have been called-in as of 1 June 2026. These applications cover a range of proposed developments within the National Park, including forming new paths, building agricultural sheds, erecting new flats and dwellings, creating motorhome pitches, and establishing serviced apartments and holiday pods. There are also proposals for facilities like a distillery, a mountain biking run, a toboggan track, and a river restoration project. The public normally has 28 days from the call-in date to submit comments on these applications, but please note that the Park Authority's public access system will be unavailable on 10 June 2026 due to ePlanning system upgrades.
Please be aware that this summary has been generated using AI.
This document contains an outcome report from the Cairngorms National Park Authority, detailing planning application call-in decisions made during a period starting 1 June 2026. For all the listed Type 2 applications, which include proposals like using properties for short-term lets, building garden structures, or making house alterations, the Park Authority decided not to 'call-in' the decisions. This means the Authority's Head Planner, who has delegated responsibility for these types of decisions, determined that these applications did not raise significant issues affecting the collective aims of the National Park. The report also provides information on how to submit representations to the Park Authority regarding planning matters.
Please be aware that this summary has been generated using AI.