220211PerformanceCtteePaper1Annex1HHProjectOverviewTableJAN22

Her­it­age Hori­zons: Cairngorms 2030: Pro­ject Overview

Theme	Pro­ject	Pro­ject descrip­tion	Pro­ject man­ager	Park-wide con­sulta­tion?	Part­ners	Con­sultancy	Key actions/​milestones	RAG
People	1a. Well­being economy	Devel­op­ing an eco­nom­ic mod­el for the Park that bene­fits people and nature, whilst pro­tect­ing the planet’s resources for future generations.	Mur­ray	Yes	WeALL Scot­land, No CBP, VABS, HIE		Well­being Eco­nomy Stock­take com­plete: Dec2022 Corner­stone Indic­at­ors com­plete: Dec 2022 Well­being Eco­nomy Pro­gress Report: Q1 2023 Busi­ness of Well­being Report: Q1 2023 Additiion­al Allies Work: Mar 2022 onwards
People	1b. Pub­lic health and the outdoors	Devel­op­ing an NHS cross sec­tor­al part­ner­ship focused on pre­vent­at­ive green health refer­rals and access to the outdoors.	Adam	No	NHS High­land, No Green Health Part­ner­ship, Alzheimer Scotland		Stra­tegic Green Health Devel­op­ment Man­ager recruited: Jan 22 Green Health Ranger recruited: Jan 22 Steer­ing group in place: Feb 22 Devel­op ref­fer­al pilot: April 22 Test ref­fer­al pilot: June 22-Dec 22 Green Health Strategy Report: Mar 23
People	1c. Demen­tia Activ­ity Resource Centre	Demon­strat­ing the bene­fits of out­door demen­tia care and design­ing world class thera­peut­ic green health interventions.	Adam	No	NHS High­land, Green Health Part­ner­ship, Alzheimer Scotland	Yes — Man­aged by Alzheimer Scot­land. Research and evaluation	Pro­ject plan approved: 30 Jan 22 Steer­ing group set up: Jan 22 Recruit Out­door Resource Centre Co-ordin­at­or: Feb 22 Recruit activ­it­ies Organ­iser: April 22 Secure lease at Bas­aguish: March 22 Design out­ddor space around facil­ity: June 22 Test actv­it­ies and out­reach: June — Dec 22 Stra­tegic develooment report: Mar 23
People	2a. Cli­mate learn­ing and education	Empower­ing and inspir­ing our young people to deliv­er net zero and biod­iversity targets.	Tania	No	Loc­al author­it­ies Edu­ca­tion Scotland	Devel­op­ing a Cairngorms Cur­riculum: Feb 22	Object­ive 1: Appoint by Feb 2022 Engage con­sult­ant to devel­op resources based on STEM by Nature using Cairngorms NP as exem­plar, link to UN Sus­tain­able Devel­op­ment Goals Review and final­ise con­sult­ant brief Advert­ise for tenders and appoint con­sult­ant Cur­riculum resources developed, tested and final­ised Pro­ject set up meet­ing iden­ti­fied and work plan final­ised Object­ive 2: Test by early 2023: Devel­op an out­door learn­ing pro­gramme and train­ing for Early Years prac­ti­tion­ers. Audit exist­ing early years pro­vi­sion and identi­fy best prac­tice Design and devel­op CNP mod­el Test mod­el with early years prac­ti­tion­ers Object­ive 3. Codesign and test by early 2023: Work in part­ner­ship with Edu­ca­tion Scot­land to devel­op Learn­ing for Sus­tain­ab­il­ity frame­work link­ing schools and com­munit­ies. Re-con­nect with sec­ond­ary schools Codesign and devel­op LfS Frame­works with schools Test LfS frame­works with schools Object­ive 4. Com­plete by March 2023: Co-design pro­gramme on Sys­tems The­ory with young people to be delivered in schools. Codesign and devel­op Sys­tems The­ory ses­sion with CYAT * Test ses­sions with sec­ond­ary schools
People	2b. Out­reach and engage­ment programme	Park wide inclus­ive par­ti­cip­at­ory pro­gramme of work­shops to cre­ate a shared vis­ion for the Cairngorms in 2030.	Tania	Yes	Loc­al author­it­ies TSI Backbone	Yes. A Shared Vis­ion for the Cairngorms 2030 Com­munity Engage­ment Pro­gramme: Feb 22	Devel­op a fully inclus­ive par­ti­cip­at­ory pro­gramme of work­shops to cre­ate a shared vis­ion for the Cairngorms in 2030 and bey­ond (advert­ise tender Janu­ary, appoint end Feb 2022, gath­er views using Com­mon­Place from Feb-Aug 2022); A com­pre­hens­ive pro­gramme of cli­mate inform­a­tion work­shops, com­mu­nic­a­tions and social media * A park wide delib­er­at­ive pro­cess to cre­ate a shared vis­ion for the Cairngorms in 2030 and bey­ond: Citizen’s Assembly. Link to 3a and 3b — Con­sult­ant to design and deliv­ery Citizen’s Assembly between Septem­ber 2022 and March 2023.
People	2c. Com­munity arts and cul­ture programme	Con­nect­ing people with their tra­di­tion­al cul­ture to devel­op com­munity, belong­ing and sus­tain­ab­il­ity. Map­ping exer­cise will identi­fy what exists and gaps and inform com­mon place con­sulta­tion on what and how we bring mean­ing­ful cre­at­ive pro­grammes for­ward in the park?	Tania	Yes	XPO North?	No	Jan — Feb 2022: Com­munity con­su­la­tion on arts and cul­ture Feb — June 2022: Codesign com­munity arts and cul­ture pro­gramme with CNP artists Aug — Nov 2022: Work with Bothy Pro­ject to test mod­el for artist res­id­ency in CNP Ongo­ing, by Feb 2023: Identi­fy ven­ues on Deeside for residency
Power	3a. Cli­mate con­scious communities	Empower­ing people to take respons­ib­il­ity for change and see the bene­fits flow to their communities.	Tania	Yes	Keep Scot­land Beautiful	No — Man­aged by KSB	Dur­ing the devel­op­ment phase there will be a com­pre­hens­ive pro­gramme of cli­mate learn­ing work­shops, com­mu­nic­a­tions and social media. Decem­ber 2021: Tar­get Audi­ences inden­ti­fied for KSB Pro­mo­tion plan/​contact details of how KSB will best reach them. Decem­ber 2021: Con­sider bespoke mater­i­al for the course con­tent Decem­ber 2021: Con­firm desired work­shop timess­cales Dec 2021-Feb 2022: KSB to draft resource con­tent for com­munit­ies and busi­ness audi­ences for car­bon lit­er­ate course and sub­mit for con­sid­er­a­tion Dec 2021-Mar 2022: Course con­tent resources signed off by Pro­gramme Board Dec 2021 — Feb 2022: Identi­fy work­shop dates from March 2022: 10 x 10 com­munity ses­sions; 3 x 10 busi­ness ses­sions. 4 key top­ics — Intro to Cli­mate Change, Cli­mate Change Impacts & Adapt­a­tion, Cli­mate Change Mit­ig­a­tion, Self Action & Self Study, fol­lowed by Car­bon Lit­er­acy Assess­ment Sched­ule ses­sions for both: 4 x 1hr and 2 x 2.5 hr sessions
Power	3b. Cit­izens’ assembly/​jury	Cre­ate a for­um to explore and devel­op ground-up pro­jects to con­trib­ute to net zero tar­gets and a well­being eco­nomy. Cit­izens Assembly to con­sider 3 top­ics: 1. Vis­ion­ing for the Park in 2030 (2b Out­reach and Engage­ment pro­ject out­put, it could also com­bine the 1a WEALL aspir­a­tions too) 2. Com­munity Man­aged Grant Scheme (who, what, how etc) 3. Effect­ive­ness of the CA as a mod­el for engage­ment and deliberation	Tania	Yes	Com­munit­ies	Devel­op­ing a mod­el for Cit­izens Assembly/​Juries in the Cairngorms: Feb 22	Appoint Learn­ing & Engage­ment Devel­op­ment Officer: Dec 21 Review and final­ise con­sult­ant brief: Dec 21 Advert­ise for tenders and appoint con­sult­ant: Feb 22 Con­sult­ant to design and deliv­er Cit­izens Assembly: Feb 23 Citizen’s Assembly find­ings final­ised and pub­lished: Mar 23
Power	3c. Com­munity Man­aged Grant Scheme	Giv­ing com­munit­ies the power to define, design, fund and deliv­er pro­jects that mat­ter to them.	Brid­get	Yes	Scot­tish LEAD­ER Staff Group, Loc­al Action Group Chairs Group, Scot­tish Rur­al Net­work, TSI net­work, SRA, oth­ers to be iden­ti­fied dur­ing 2021 test­ing change phase	Devel­op­ing a Com­munty Man­aged Grant Scheme: Feb 22	Appoint Learn­ing & Engage­ment Devel­op­ment Officer: Dec 21 Review and final­ise con­sult­ant brief: Dec 21 Advert­ise for tenders and appoint con­sult­ant Feb 22 Research and gath­er know­ledge on com­munity man­aged grant mod­els: Aug 22 Con­sult­ant to design and deliv­er Cit­izens Assembly: Feb 23 Citizen’s Assembly find­ings final­ised and pub­lished: Mar 23
Power	4a. Region­al Land Use Part­ner­ship and land rights and responsibilities	An inter­na­tion­al show­case for inclus­ive and equit­able land man­age­ment that tests new mod­els and col­lab­or­a­tions for people to engage with nature.	Fiona	Yes	Scot­tish Land Commission	No	Janu­ary — March 2022: Scop­ing and plan­ning work­shops, identi­fy­ing poten­tial landown­ers April: intro­duce landown­ers to LRRS toolkit. April — August 2022: Deliv­er work­shops By end July 2022: Assist landown­ers to com­plete LRRS assess­ment Septem­ber — Octo­ber 2022: con­sol­id­ate find­ings from LRRS toolkits
Place — Nature Based Solu­tions (Land Management)	4b. Green Invest­ment Plan	Plan­ning, pilot­ing and deliv­er­ing a blend of private and pub­lic fin­ance to con­trib­ute to net zero and biod­iversity targets.	Andy	Yes	Pal­la­di­um Group, private estates	No	Dates TBC Design of a long term, large scale sus­tain­able fin­an­cing mod­el for peat­land res­tor­a­tion, optim­ised to share rev­en­ues with loc­al com­munit­ies, cre­ate loc­al jobs and cata­lyse con­tract­or invest­ment and scale up. Explore options for com­munity shar­ing of bene­fits from peat­land car­bon rev­en­ues Test applic­a­tion of privately fin­anced peat­land res­tor­a­tion mod­el to deer estates with three estates in the Cairngorms Nation­al Park Invest­ig­ate the viab­il­ity of private fin­an­cing for altern­at­ive nat­ur­al cap­it­al rev­en­ue streams in CNPA (e.g. wood­land cre­ation / nat­ur­al wood­land regen­er­a­tion, nat­ur­al flood man­age­ment, water qual­ity out­comes, biodiversity)
Place — Nature Based Solu­tions (Land Management)	5.a Wood­land expansion	Increase wood­land cov­er in the Park by 1,000ha between 2023 and 2028.	Dav­id H	Yes	Land Man­agers, Scot­tish Forestry, Nature Scot and forestry consultees	No	Decem­ber 2021: Pro­ject Plan approved Janu­ary 2022: Engage­ment Plan con­firmed Janu­ary — June 2022: Identi­fy how the £450,000 would be used in Deliv­ery phase * June 2022: Land own­er agree­ment secured to use £4 mil­lion FGS spend as match-fund­ing for deliv­ery phase
Place — Nature Based Solu­tions (Land Management)	5b. Peat­land restoration	Restore 3,500ha of peat­land in the Park.	Steph­en	NO	Land Man­agers (private, pub­lic, NGO), NatureScot, Palladium	No	” Septem­ber — Dcem­ber 2021: Com­mu­nic­a­tions plan con­firmed with CNPA Comms Team Novem­ber 2021: Re-draft out­line pro­ject descrip­tion for web­site Novem­ber 2021: Pro­cure­ment peat map­ping tender (not part of NLHF) Novem­ber 2021 — March 2022 Pro­cure­ment peat depth/​HIA/​Bird data on pro­ject estates 2021⁄22 (not part of NLHF) Septem­ber 2022 — March 2023: Pro­cure­ment peat depth/​HIA/​Bird data on pro­ject estates 2022⁄23 TBC: Tender advert­ised on CNPA website/​Social Media; large field of loc­al con­tract­ors invited to tender TBC: Tender sub­mis­sions assessed * TBC: Con­tract awarded “
Place — Nature Based Solu­tions (Con­ser­va­tion)	5c. Cli­mate resi­li­ent catchments	Increase cli­mate change resi­li­ence to reduce flood risk and ensure that rivers con­tin­ue to deliv­er for the people and wild­life that depend upon them.	Sally	No	Dee Catch­ment Part­ner­ship, Spey Catch­ment Part­ner­ship, South Esk Catch­ment Partnership	Yes. Cli­mate Resi­li­ent Catch­ments: Feas­ib­il­ity Design Cli­mate Resi­li­ent Catch­ments: Eco­lo­gic­al Assess­ment with CNP eco­sys­tem service	TBC
Place — Nature Based Solu­tions (Land Management)	5d. Deer management	Deer man­age­ment is a major land use cov­er­ing over c. 50% of the Park. We will devel­op Stra­tegic Land Use Plans with Deer Man­age­ment Groups (DMG) to deliv­er cli­mate, nature and eco­nom­ic benefits.	Mike C	No	South Deeside North Angus DMG. South Grampi­an DMG	Yes. Stra­tegic Land Man­age­ment Plan con­sulta­tion, design and devel­op­ment. Mar 22	Pro­cure­ment March 2022: Tender advert­ised on PCS and CNPA web­site April 2022: Tender sub­mis­sions assessed April 2022: Con­tract awar­ded Exe­cu­tion May 2022 — Decem­ber 2022: Identi­fy eco­nom­ic object­ives of each land­hold­ing and tools for development/​consolidation across DMG Col­lect exist­ing data/​identify gaps by estate cov­er­ing: wood­land, peat­land, moor­land oppor­tun­it­ies with cur­rent plans; herb­i­vores; biodiversity/​natural cap­it­al; car­bon audits; muir­burn; scrub. Sur­veys and reports Decem­ber 2022 — March 2023: Devel­op pro­ject man­age­ment plan to qualify/​quantify object­ives and data require­ments by estate and con­sol­id­ate to DMG level; Review and agree stra­tegic dir­ec­tion by estate and DMG scale; Pro­duce Stra­tegic Land Use Plan
Place — Nature Based Solu­tions (Con­ser­va­tion)	5e. Cairngorms future farming	To demon­strate that car­bon zero (or even car­bon neg­at­ive) farm­ing is pos­sible, prac­tic­al and prof­it­able in the Cairngorms.	Matt	No	Game and Wild­life Con­ser­va­tion Trust	Yes. Cairngorms Future Farm­ing x 3: Jan 22	Eco­logy, car­bon and farm plan con­tracts pro­cure­ment: Octo­ber 2021 — Janu­ary 2022 Farm engage­ment Novem­ber 2021 — Janu­ary 2022: Farm selec­tion cri­ter­ia agreed with Pro­ject group Feb­ru­ary 2022: Selc­tion of final cluster farms March 2022: first meetign with cluster group mem­bers Sur­vey — Car­bon account­ing Feb­ru­ary 2022: Scope of pro­ject dis­cussed and agreed with con­sult­ant May 2022: Assess­ment and draft report pro­duc­tion June 2022: final reports approv­al Sur­vey — Eco­logy Feb­ru­ary 2022: Scope of pro­ject dis­cussed and agreed with con­sult­ant April — Septem­ber 2022: Site sur­veys Octo­ber 2022: final reports approv­al Integ­rated Farm Plans June — Octo­ber 2022: eco­logy and car­bon report to con­sult­ants July 2022: Draft rec­com­mend­a­tion Decem­ber 2022: final reports approv­al Report­ing * Janu­ary 2023 — Feb­ru­ary 2023: Final summary/​combined report on farm planning
Place — Nature Based Solu­tions (Con­ser­va­tion)	5f. Land­scape and communities	Com­munity per­cep­tions and val­ues of the Cairngorms land­scape and their pref­er­ences for land­scape change	Car­oline	Yes	Scot­tish Land Com­mis­sion, NatureScot, His­tor­ic Envir­on­ment Scotland	Yes. Com­munit­ies and Land­scape Change. Jan 22	Pro­cure­ment Janu­ary 2022 Exe­cu­tion Janu­ary 2022: T1-Scope of pro­ject dis­cussed and agreed with con­sult­ant Janu­ary — March 2022: T2-Source and review back­ground land­scape data Feb­ru­ary 2022: T2-Site vis­it to explore and dis­cuss SLQs and com­munit­ies Janu­ary — March 2022: T3-Review of example meth­od­o­lo­gies and applic­a­tion Feb­ru­ary — April 2022: T3a-Explore method/​format com­munity engage­ment workshops/​questionnaire Feb­ru­ary — March 2022: T3b-Identi­fy poten­tial com­munit­ies of inter­erst and place for pilot stud­ies April 2022: T3b-Dis­cuss and agree com­munit­ies of interest and place for pilot stud­ies April — June 2022: T3c-Devel­op struc­ture and con­tent of work­shops and ques­tion­naire April — May 2022: T3d-Identi­fy tools required for work­shops and ques­tion­naire June 2022: T3e-Con­firm meth­od­o­logy com­munity engage­ment work­shops & ques­tion­naire pilot study Sur­vey — Com­munity engage­ment workops and ques­tion­naire * June 2022 — Octo­ber 2022
PLACE — Transport	6a. E‑bike network	To devel­op an integ­rated e‑bike net­work that res­ults in a sig­ni­fic­ant reduc­tion in per­son­al car use by vis­it­ors and res­id­ents mov­ing around the Park.	Adam	Yes	Sco­tRail, Hitrans, High­land Coun­cil, Cairngorms Trust, Cycle Friendly Com­munit­ies, cycle businesses	Yes. Mod­el for ebike net­work in CNP. Jan 22	Ini­ti­ation Nov-Dec 2021: Secure addi­tion­al fund­ing for ACE pro­ject Nov-Dec 2021: Expand ACE pro­ject fleet Pro­cure­ment Decem­ber 2022 — Janu­ary 2022 Com­mu­nic­a­tions Nov-Dec 2021: Engage­ment plan con­firmed with CNPA Comms Team Nov-Dec 2021: Re-draft out­line pro­ject descrip­tion for web­site Nov-Dec 2021: Engage­ment plan actions added to ClickUp (add below) Exe­cu­tion Jan — Feb 2022: Review of e‑bike resources Feb — April 2022: Identi­fy pilot area May — July 2022: Devel­op e‑bike net­work mod­el Octo­ber 2022: Secure rel­ev­ant per­mis­sions and sup­port TBC: Deploy e- bike fleet TBC: Devel­op e‑bike travel plans TBC: Devel­op e‑bike main­ten­ance skills path­way TBC: Secure e‑bike main­ten­ance ​“kick starter” type pro­gramme Sur­veys and Reports Nov 2022 — Jan 2023: Devel­op sur­vey and mon­it­or­ing frame­work Jan 2023: Under­take sur­vey of e‑bike users * Feb 2023: Pub­lish e‑bike user report
PLACE — Transport	6b. Glen­more Trans­port Plan	Devel­op new sus­tain­able vis­it­or trans­port mod­el for Aviemore-Glen­more-Cairngorm area.	Gav	No	High­land Coun­cil, High­lands and Islands Enter­prise, Hitrans, Cairngorms Moun­tain, Cairngorms Busi­ness Part­ner­ship, Forestry and	Yes. Glen­more Sus­tain­able Pub­lic Trans­port Options. TBC Con­sulta­tion: Mar — Dec 22 Report: Mar 23
PLACE — Transport	6c. Act­ive travel in Badenoch and Strathspey	Cre­ate the infra­struc­ture required to con­nect com­munit­ies and provide an altern­at­ive to car use for short daily jour­neys for res­id­ents and visitors.	Liz	No	Sus­trans, Hitrans, High­land Council	Yes. Act­ive Travel in B&S. Jan 22	Com­mu­nic­a­tions, engage­ment, mon­it­or­ing Devel­op Engage­ment Plan (over­all — inform & con­sulta­tion) 29÷11÷2021−17÷12÷2021 Engage­ment plan Fed into over­all HH Comms plan 06/12/2021 17/12/2021 Design Mon­it­or­ing and Eval­u­ation Plan 17/03/2022 31/07/2023 Estab­lish baseline mon­it­or­ing (at stage 3⁄4) 01/07/2023 31/12/2024 Com­munity Con­sulta­tion Plan Stages 0 — 2 17/03/2022 30/11/2022 Com­munity Con­sulta­tion Plan Stages 3 — 4 01/06/2023 30/12/2024 Col­lect & col­late engage­ment data 17/03/2024 30/12/2024 Con­tract deliv­ery Stage 0 — 2 Review work to date 17/03/2022 — 30/04/2022 Stage 2 — Concept Design x 9 com­munit­ies 01/05/2022 — 30/11/2022 Stage 2 — Engagement/​consultation 01/05/2022 — 30/10/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Gen­er­al arrang­ment draw­ings 01/04/2022 — 30/10/2022 Stage 2 out­put — More detailed options apprasals 01/04/2022 — 30/11/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Equal­it­ies Impact Assess­ment 01/04/2022 — 30/07/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Road Safety Audit (RSA) Stage 2 01/04/2022 — 30/08/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Design­ers Risk register 01/04/2022 — 30/11/2022 * Stage 2 — Evid­ence & reports for Sus­trans Stage 3 & 4 fund­ing 01/09/2022 — 01/12/2022
PLACE — Transport	6d. Sus­tain­able trans­port in Deeside and Angus	Devel­op­ing, test­ing and deliv­er­ing elec­tric pub­lic trans­port that meets com­munity and vis­it­or needs.	Liz	No	Sus­trans, NES­trans, Aber­deen­shire Council	Yes. Sus­tain­able Trans­port and Act­ive Travel in Deeside & Angus. Jan 22	Com­mu­nic­a­tions, engage­ment, mon­it­or­ing Devel­op Engage­ment Plan (over­all — inform & con­sulta­tion) 29÷11÷2021−17÷12÷2021 Engage­ment plan Fed into over­all HH Comms plan 06/12/2021 17/12/2021 Design Mon­it­or­ing and Eval­u­ation Plan 17/03/2022 31/07/2023 Estab­lish baseline mon­it­or­ing (at stage 3⁄4) 01/07/2023 31/12/2024 Com­munity Con­sulta­tion Plan Stages 0 — 2 17/03/2022 30/11/2022 Com­munity Con­sulta­tion Plan Stages 3 — 4 01/06/2023 30/12/2024 Col­lect & col­late engage­ment data 17/03/2024 30/12/2024 Con­tract deliv­ery Stage 0 — 2 Review work to date 17/03/2022 — 30/04/2022 Stage 2 — Concept Design x 9 com­munit­ies 01/05/2022 — 30/11/2022 Stage 2 — Engagement/​consultation 01/05/2022 — 30/10/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Gen­er­al arrang­ment draw­ings 01/04/2022 — 30/10/2022 Stage 2 out­put — More detailed options apprasals 01/04/2022 — 30/11/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Equal­it­ies Impact Assess­ment 01/04/2022 — 30/07/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Road Safety Audit (RSA) Stage 2 01/04/2022 — 30/08/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Design­ers Risk register 01/04/2022 — 30/11/2022 Stage 2 — Evid­ence & reports for Sus­trans Stage 3 & 4 fund­ing 01/09/2022 — 01/12/2022
PLACE — Transport	6e. Sus­tain­able trans­port in High­land Perthshire	Devel­op­ing high qual­ity walk­ing and cyc­ling infra­struc­ture to reduce car use and pro­mote sus­tain­able and act­ive transport.	Liz	No	Sus­trans, P&K Council	Yes. Sus­tain­able Trans­port in High­land Perth­shire. Jan 22	Com­mu­nic­a­tions, engage­ment, mon­it­or­ing Devel­op Engage­ment Plan (over­all — inform & con­sulta­tion) 29÷11÷2021−17÷12÷2021 Engage­ment plan Fed into over­all HH Comms plan 06/12/2021 17/12/2021 Design Mon­it­or­ing and Eval­u­ation Plan 17/03/2022 31/07/2023 Estab­lish baseline mon­it­or­ing (at stage 3⁄4) 01/07/2023 31/12/2024 Com­munity Con­sulta­tion Plan Stages 0 — 2 17/03/2022 30/11/2022 Com­munity Con­sulta­tion Plan Stages 3 — 4 01/06/2023 30/12/2024 Col­lect & col­late engage­ment data 17/03/2024 30/12/2024 Con­tract deliv­ery Stage 0 — 2 Review work to date 17/03/2022 — 30/04/2022 Stage 2 — Concept Design x 9 com­munit­ies 01/05/2022 — 30/11/2022 Stage 2 — Engagement/​consultation 01/05/2022 — 30/10/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Gen­er­al arrang­ment draw­ings 01/04/2022 — 30/10/2022 Stage 2 out­put — More detailed options apprasals 01/04/2022 — 30/11/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Equal­it­ies Impact Assess­ment 01/04/2022 — 30/07/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Road Safety Audit (RSA) Stage 2 01/04/2022 — 30/08/2022 Stage 2 out­put — Design­ers Risk register 01/04/2022 — 30/11/2022 Stage 2 — Evid­ence & reports for Sus­trans Stage 3 & 4 fund­ing 01/09/2022 — 01/12/2022
PLACE — Transport	6f. Act­ive Aviemore	Devel­op­ing high qual­ity segreg­ated walk­ing and cyc­ling infra­struc­ture to increase act­ive travel and reduce car use in the Park’s biggest and busiest town.	Liz	No	Sus­trans, Hitrans, High­land Council	Yes. Act­ive Aviemore. Jan 22	Under dis­cus­sion with Sus­trans Scot­land. Con­sulta­tion and design to stage 3 (min­im­um) by end March 23.
PLACE — Transport	6.g Stra­tegic Net­work Analysis	Com­mis­sion and deliv­er a Cairngorm Net­work Feas­ib­il­ity Study and Act­ive Travel Strategy for 2030 and beyond	Liz	No	Loc­al Author­it­ies RTPS Communities	Yes. Stra­tegic Net­work Ana­lys­is. Jan 22	Pro­cure­ment: Jan/​Feb 22 Desk based’ review of cur­rent and pro­posed act­ive travel infra­struc­ture in CNP. Mar 22 Opri­ons Apprais­al: Jun 22 Con­sulta­tion: Jun — Sep 22 Scop­ing pri­or­it­ies: Nov 22 Draft Plan: Dec 22 Final Plan: Jan 23 Plan approved to stage 2: Mar 23