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Cairngorms National Park Authority Item 5 Appendix 3a 09 June 2023 Ughdarras Pàirc Nàiseanta a’ Mhonaidh Ruaidh
Agenda item 5
Appendix 3a
2023/0019/DET
Representations Objections
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Roddy Dowell
Customer Details Name:
Comment Details Commenter Type: Neighbour Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:The planning permission for this site was issued by Cairngorm National Park so why has this ammendment been sent to The Highland Council Planning Department? This company has contravened the planning restrictions placed on them regarding the floodplain of The Aviemore burn and totally ignored an order placed on them by The Cairngorm National Park to return the floodplain to its original state and remove the levee they have built all along the burn, preventing the floodwater access to its traditional floodplain. This company has proved that it cannot be trusted to follow any restrictions placed on them by a Planning Authority and until they have fully complied with Orders placed on them they should be refused any further permissions. The idea of building a three storey eyesore of holiday flats on the highest point on this site is ridiculous and would be a carbuncle overlooking the village for time to come. The added drainage problems that the company has experienced in the development of this site will be exacerbated. (Nobody listens to locals). The enormous stagnant pond they have created and regular pollution of the burn leading into the Spey stands testimony to this. The original condition was that no engineering works of any type was to be allowed on the floodplain, now there is no floodplain left and they want to increase the holiday homes! Surely enough is enough. The people in Craig na gower Avenue whose houses have flooded in the past are holding their breath.
Comments for Planning Application 2023/0019/DET
Application Summary Application Number: 2023/0019/DET Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Highland Proposal: Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Stephanie Wade
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Member of Public Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:I object to this build as
- It is in a flood plain
- The flats will be too high, imposing on surrounding houses privacy
- It is not inkeeping with the area
- It will add to the over development of the area
Comments for Planning Application 2023/0019/DET
Application Summary Application Number: 2023/0019/DET Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Highland Proposal: Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Stephanie Wade
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Neighbour Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:To whom it may concern,
I’d like to object to 22/05913/FUL plans…
It leaves me wondering why the Cairngorms National Parks Local Development Plan 2021 exists.
Block 4 flats: elevation is too high, and it will dwarf the existing residential street.
Parking: Noise disturbance, fumes, headlights/streetlights causing pollution.
Floodplain: Is it not immoral to build on them, this is a serious problem.
Orbital: I often go for lunchtime walks, I’d have to use my car to access any other walks, this is a recent problem due to over development.
I hope the people of Aviemore are recognised and heard. Kind regards,
Comments for Planning Application 2023/0019/DET
Application Summary Application Number: 2023/0019/DET Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Highland Proposal: Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Stephanie Wade
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Neighbour Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:Others have already covered my concerns but I make no apology for reiterating them. The actions and more so inactions of this company mean that flooding potential is a huge area of concern for the whole village not just the residents of Craig-na-Gower (ie if the Openreach Exchange in Craig na Gower floods)! I believe this company has already contravened the planning restrictions placed on them re the floodplain of The Aviemore burn and totally ignored an order placed on them by The Cairngorm National Park to return the floodplain to its original state and remove the levee they have built all along the burn, preventing the floodwater access to it’s natural traditional floodplain. This company has proven that it cannot be trusted to follow any restrictions placed on them by a Planning Authority and until they have FULLY complied with Orders already placed on them they should be refused any further permissions. The idea of building a three storey eyesore of holiday flats on the highest point on this site is ridiculous and would be a carbuncle overlooking the village for time to come. Four seasons hotel anyone? The added drainage problems that the company has experienced in the development of this site will be exacerbated. (Nobody listens to locals). The enormous stagnant sud pond they have created and regular pollution of the (supposedly SEPA protected burn) leading into the Spey stands testimony to this. The original condition was that no engineering works of any type was to be allowed on the floodplain, now there is no floodplain left and they want to increase the homes!
Enough is enough. Those people in Craig na gower Avenue whose houses have actually flooded in the past are holding their breath. This is before we look at the other issues of neighbours being overlooked, noise disturbance and night time light pollution and over development. Part of the CNPA remit is to protect our area/the people who live here!
The Hic eProcess: 30 January 2023 ePlanning, eProcessing Centre The Highland Council, Headquarters Glenurquhart Road Inverness IV3 5NX Dear Planners, Date Received: 07 FEB 2023 My objections to the proposed plans for 22/05913/FUL are as follows: Expanding the block of flats will be inconsistent with the original plans and therefore should not be considered. The additional storey will overpower the south end of the development, additional parking spaces will be intrusive to neighbouring houses. The layout and density of this development is already crowded, flats should not be built in this area. It is very poor town planning. Yours faithfully,
29 January 2023 ePlanning, eProcessing Centre The Highland Council, Headquarters Glenurquhart Road Invemess IV3 5NX To whom it may concern, I would like to object to 22/05913/FUL. eProc. Date Rece 07 FEB 2023
There is no need to add an additional storey to the flats, they will be an eyesore, and ruin a once sought-after area of Aviemore. Careful thought should be given when developments are at the planning stage to avoid these blunders.
Thought must be given to residents of neighbouring properties, and the nuisance a development of such a scale will bring to us.
This development has been nothing but problems, from the development of the SUDS pond, the levee that was constructed 1 year ago, and now the monstrosity of high-rise flats.
As you are fully aware, this floodplain should never have been developed, the site is crowded, and a stop should be put to any further development before it is too late.
I do wonder who will be held responsible when my property is unnecessarily flooded. Kind regards,
eProces th Date Recerνού. 07 FEB 2003 E‑Mail: ePlanning, eProcessing Centre The Highland Council, Headquarters Glenurquhart Road Inverness IV3 5NX Dear Sir or Madam. We would like to object to the following planning application: 22/05913/FUL – Horse/Field To North Of Scandinavian Village, The Aviemore Centre, Grampian Road, Aviemore. The development of this entire site is one we felt strongly against in the first instance as it was one of the last remaining green areas available to locals in the village to walk their dogs and for children to enjoy. From its concept the developers appear to have taken more and more of our space from us. This latest application to increase the height of the block of flats from 2 Story to 3 is totally unacceptable. This will dominate the landscape and will be an eye sore to the village. Further these developments do not appear in any way to benefit local residents who can not afford the asking prices but would appear to be investments for those outwith the area who have disposable income to buy Holiday homes. On a final note the re-routing on the Aviemore Orbital Path is one that gives great cause for concern as it brings pedestrians and dog walkers into closer conflict with the A9 and with the proposed route of the dualing this is even more worrying.
ePlanning, eProcessing Centre The Highland Council, Headquarters Glenurquhart Road Inverness IV3 5NX Dear Sir or Madam, The eProces Date Received: 31 JAN 25/1/23 22/05913/FUL Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) | Horse Field to North of Scandinavian Village, The Aviemore Centre, Grampian Road, Aviemore.
I am writing to object to the above planning application for the following reasons:
- Increasing the height of the flats will ruin the privacy, and character of existing properties.
- The increase in traffic will be nuisance for nearby residents, creating headlight pollution and noise pollution.
- The site is crowded, no further development is acceptable.
- The suds pond is an eyesore, dangerous, and does not work as it should, further development will put more pressure on this engineering failure.
- The floodplain needs to be returned to its original state and level, we were told that no works would be carried out in this area, we are now looking at a deep pond in an area full of springs, roads, parking, and a block of flats. None of this should have been approved and the original promises kept.
ePlanning, eProcessing Centre The Highland Council, Headquarters Glenurquhart Road Inverness IV3 5NX Dear Sirs, Date Received: 30/1/23 07 FEB 2023
22/05913/FUL Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) | Horse Field to North of Scandinavian Village, The Aviemore Centre, Grampian Road, Aviemore.
I wish to object to the above development for the following reasons:
Block 4: An additional storey will be completely out of place from its surroundings and the current nearby properties. The height of this building would ruin the privacy of neighbouring properties by overlooking them. This quiet area will be constantly disturbed by traffic noise and light pollution.
This is a classic example of overdevelopment; 3 storey flats should not be built next to bungalows.
Yours faithfully, 2
ePlanning, eProcessing Centre The Highland Council, Headquarters Glenurquhart Road Inverness IV3 5NX ide Date Received: 31 JAN 2003 27 January 2023 To whom it may concern,
22/05913/FUL Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) | Horse Field to North of Scandinavian Village, The Aviemore Centre, Grampian Road, Aviemore. We wish to object to the planning application above for the following reasons:
- Block 4 flats should not be expanded from 6 to 9 flats, this would overdevelop the area and be completely out of character with neighbouring properties.
- The flats will create disturbances to existing properties, from traffic noise to light pollution.
- Neighbouring houses will lose all privacy with the flats overlooking their houses and gardens.
- Additional 5 parking spaces will create more disturbances to existing properties.
- We are at serious risk of flooding due to this development, no flats should be built on the floodplain, this development needs to be corrected and scaled back while there is still time.
- Flats will ruin the pleasure of walking in the woods.
- The orbital path needs to be accessible for everybody. I hope our objections are considered.
From: To: ePlanning Subject: 22/05913/FUL Date: 31 January 2023 18:59:52
CAUTION: This email was sent from outside of the organisation. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognise the sender and know the content is safe. To whom it may concern, 22/05913/FUL Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) | Horse Field to North of Scandinavian Village, The Aviemore Centre, Grampian Road, Aviemore. My objections to the amended plan are as follows: Block 4 flats: Adding an additional floor to the flats will be out of character with the existing houses, it will overshadow them, and be out of place amongst 1 and 1.5 storey buildings. It is not appropriate to ruin one street in the process of overdeveloping another. This area of the development should not support any flats. The increase in parking will create noise, light, and air pollution to a once tranquil area that was used for recreation. This will not only affect neighbouring properties but the enjoyment of walking in Milton Woods and along the Butcher’s Burn. Orbital Path: The development has already taken the enjoyment away from using the Orbital, now between a housing scheme and the busy A9, the path must remain usable for all. Flooding: It is extremely worrying to see such a development in a field prone to flooding, especially the development of block 4 flats, the raised suds pond, and the levee. Kind regards,
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Please visit, https://www.eplanningcnpa.co.uk/online- applications/#searchApplications|cr|Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Roddy Dowell
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Neighbour Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:I am objecting to the changes of 22/05913/FUL plans for the following reasons:
- Block 4 flats The development is contrary to SEPA’s flood risk management policy and the Cairngorms National Parks Local Development Plan.
The flats and parking area are being built on top of a spring and in a floodplain, no development should be permitted in this area. The spring has been filled in with rubble and soil, this is not a long-term fix, the water will eventually rise to the surface and follow its natural track to the burn, causing significant issues for buildings, parking, and roads.
The flats are adjacent to Craig Na Gower Avenue, a street with mainly bungalows or one and a half storey houses, raising the flats to three storeys is not in keeping with the area. The pitch of the roof is high, this will essentially be equivalent to a four storey building which will be out of place.
The height of the flats will overshadow and block light from neighbouring properties on Craig Na Gower Avenue.
Changing the number of flats from 6 to 9 is overcrowding and overdeveloping the area.
The flats will be overlooking existing properties, they will lose what little privacy they now have.
Under no circumstances should the ground level be raised while building the flats.
Two storey flats are too high for this area, three storeys will be devastating, permission should be revoked, and the ground allowed to hold water.
- Parking
There is not enough parking at each property and the additional 5 parking spaces will be in a floodplain.
Additional parking will cause air, noise, and light pollution to properties on Craig Na Gower.
The parking and road to block 4 will flood and water will rise from the spring.
- Environmental
The suds pond is stagnant, it is polluting Milton Burn and the River Spey.
The suds pond will cause an unpleasant smell during the summer months and create a haven for midges.
There has been no consideration to climate change and the increased likelihood of flooding.
- Orbital path
Moving the orbital path closer to the A9 will put children and dogs in danger.
When the A9 is dualled the Orbital path will be right next to it which is highly inappropriate.
The Orbital path must be accessible to people of all abilities.
- Breach of condition notice
This was served to Tullochs on the 22nd of June 2022, it required Tullochs to comply with the relevant conditions of planning consent that prevented engineering works in the floodplain and the removal of the levee along the burn. Tullochs chose to ignore this with no regard whatsoever for
the flood risk they have put the existing properties of Craig Na Gower and Milton Park under. They even ticked the boxes on this application form that there was no flood risk!
- Suds Pond and Levee
The suds pond must be returned to the original ground level, it has been raised to prevent it from flooding, causing a manmade dangerous flood risk to Craig Na Gower. The suds pond in its current glory is a danger to pets, children, and anybody in the area, the sides are steep and anybody that falls in will not get back out. The “danger deep water” signs around the suds ponds are not a solution for the immense problem that has been created.
The high levee along the burn to prevent the burn from flooding onto the natural floodplain must be removed. When this is removed the flats and parking will flood naturally, the situation we are in now is that the water will be forced towards existing properties on Craig Na Gower.
The huge mound of soil where the flats are proposed must be removed, it is higher than the houses of Craig Na Gower, causing a flood risk.
Kick around area situated next to the Suds Pond is extremely dangerous.
The suds pond has already gathered litter, who is responsible for managing this?
The BT exchange is on Craig Na Gower, Aviemore and its surrounding area will have no internet or phone connections if the street floods.
- Previous problems in this area
Lessons should have been learned when Aviemore Primary School was sinking into the bog and had to be re-built in an area that does not flood, the locals warned planners but were ignored. An expensive mistake but here we are again.
I sincerely hope that this site and all the problems it has created for existing houses will be carefully considered and the correct decisions made about building on floodplains. Kind regards
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Please visit, https://www.eplanningcnpa.co.uk/online- applications/#searchApplications|cr|Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Roddy Dowell
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Member of Public Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:I object to the planning application above for the following reasons:
- The layout and density of Block 4 flats are completely out of character with the surrounding houses, it will have an extremely negative impact on the area.
- Under no circumstances should the block be enlarged in any way, it will overpower all the neighbouring properties, including new builds on Bynack More.
- Two or three storey blocks of flats at the south end of the development are not acceptable, I regularly use this area for training dogs and with large blocks of flats such as planned, will not be a pleasant walking/training area anymore
- These flats will bring noise, air, and light pollution to houses and the woods.
- This site is completely overdeveloped, houses are crammed together looking into each other, tiny gardens, and there is not enough parking at each property — proven during the Christmas holidays when cars were parked all along the road.
- After a short period of ownership, owners of the new Bynack More houses are already applying for short term let licenses, so bought for investment and put straight on the rental market. This is not in keeping with the purpose of the short term let control zone, new build houses should not be holiday lets, rather be homes for local residents or workers in the area.
- The top half of the field was once used for dog walkers, now they want to destroy the last bit of path and move it closer to the A9, this does not benefit the community. The lower half of the field was a bog and at times totally flooded, not suitable for walking but it supported lots of wildlife, which has been destroyed.
- The creation of a lake with danger signs is unbelievable, did nobody think to stop and make
sure the plans were fit for purpose.
- This site is causing significant damage to the environment, the burn that my dogs would use to drink water and play in on a hot day is now often discoloured, bits of plastic, debris from the site floating around the water and the woods. This will be unusable by dog walkers and by children wishing to play in the burn.
- This area (pony field) was used by Aviemore Primary as an outdoor learning area as it is close to the school, if this planning goes ahead, there will be no area on this site for school pupils to use for education and outdoor learning.
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Please visit, https://www.eplanningcnpa.co.uk/online- applications/#searchApplications|cr|Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Roddy Dowell
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Member of Public Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:I strongly object to this application. Changing these plans from 2 storey to 3 storey is unacceptable along with the roof pitch makes it more like a 4 storey building. The revised height is far too high for this area which is on a floodplain and will potentially cause flooding to Craig na Gower Avenue and putting nearby residential properties at risk. There will also be a loss of light, noise polution and pricacy for these properties in Craig na Gowrr Avenue. I object to this.
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Please visit, https://www.eplanningcnpa.co.uk/online- applications/#searchApplications|cr|Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Roddy Dowell
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Neighbour Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:I would like to object to the recent amendment made to planning in the horse field, specifically the change in size and height of block 4. The property I live in looks directly onto the location of block 4, currently there is an enormous mound of earth which absolutely dwarfs our garden and view, I assume this will be levelled before the block is constructed, though at this point nothing surprises me with this build. Even if the mound is levelled prior to building this will provide little respite from the feeling of being absolutely fenced in as a three story block of flats will also completely dawrf our garden and obstruct our view, not to mention stripping us of any privacy. As though this wasn’t bad enough, the clearly insufficient drainage for a build this size will also severely impact our home, as I’m sure you are aware the field and surrounding properties are a know flood risk, our house has flooded so badly in the past we have had to move out to repair the damage and as a result have had to shell out for premium insurance. If this build goes ahead not only will we lose our privacy, any semblance of a view and the peace and quiet we are used to, we will also look forward to more frequent flooding and the probability that we will no longer meet insurance requirements to protect our home in the future, which I assume we will be compensated for as you must have knowledge of the water levels in the area you are building? If block 4 does go ahead as planned I’m sure all the residents of Craig na Gower, and Aviemore, would love to know why the rules and regulations they have followed on their own homes do not apply to bigger builds. It really would be heart breaking to realise that all it takes to flaunt the rules in the national park is a big enough budget and sway over the right people, this isn’t the way Aviemore used to be.
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Please visit, https://www.eplanningcnpa.co.uk/online- applications/#searchApplications|cr|Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Roddy Dowell
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Neighbour Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:I am writing to object to the Planning Application 22/05913/FUL — Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses and relocation of footpath (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) — Horse field to North of Scandinavian Village, Aviemore Centre, Grampian Road, Aviemore.
- I’m a resident at Bynack More for the last 10 years and we lost a lot already. Beautiful views, sun accesses to our flats, privacy, water pressure. My flat is more darker then it was before. My curtains has to be closed all the time to have some privacy cause it’s overlooking new flats and they can see everything. Cause of that I’m struggling with mould.
- Building 4 storey flats instead of 3 will take all the privacy from other residents. The area is already overcrowded. Not enough parking spaces require people to park on pavements. Not mentioning pollution is rising, noise is getting worst. The place is so longer child friendly.
- Orbital path should not get moved under no condition. With a9 dualling we will loose another part of woods and the path will be closer to the road then is now. Moving orbital path even closer will be dangerous for kids that using that area as well as for dog walkers. This path is very popular not only for residents and is very busy all the time
- 4 storey flats just don’t fit the area. All flats are only 2 storeys. They will be too high and it will just not fit in Aviemore. Not mentioning that they will overlook Craig Na Gower residents and they will lost all they privacy
- The new pond is an eye sore and is perfect place for midges and mosquitos and not solution to the flooding problem
- Cutting trees around the pond was very dangerous move. The stream can get very high as it’s collecting all the spring water and raising of the stream can cause flood to the near houses at
Craig na Gower
- The land that the houses getting build was always flooded. Building the horrible pond is not a solution and I can imagine some of the houses will be flooded over the time. Or start collapsing
- The development is not in line with SEPA’s flood risk policy or the Cairngorms National Parks Local Development Plan
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Please visit, https://www.eplanningcnpa.co.uk/online- applications/#searchApplications|cr|Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Roddy Dowell
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Member of Public Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:Dear Sir or Madam, As a local resident of Aviemore I am objecting to the changes of 22/05913/FUL plans:
- The development is not in line with SEPA’s flood risk policy or the Cairngorms National Parks Local Development Plan.
- Block 4 flats is overdeveloping the area and will change the character of Craig Na Gower.
- The elevation of block 4 flats is too high, no flats should be allowed in this area as it’s in a floodplain and on a spring.
- The flats will block light from properties in Craig na Gower and give no privacy.
- The parking will cause a noise disturbance.
- Fumes will pollute the air.
- The parking is on a floodplain and not enough.
- The suds pond is a danger, eyesore, and on a floodplain. The creation of this loch has removed most of the floodplain and enhanced the flood risk for my property.
- The raising of the burns bank one year ago has caused me significant worry and stress to residents on craig na gower.
- Nobody wants to walk next to the A9, the path has already been damaged with the development of so many houses.
- Tullochs are in breach of planning consent; this must be addressed immediately.
- In the planning they say this is not an area of flooding which is a bare face lie
- This will not be affordable housing for any local as a one bedroom flat cost £180,000. I do hope that my objections are understood, and that the planning department will take stock and
prevent further overdevelopment. I think it’s a great shame this was even allowed. Yours sincerely,
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Roddy Dowell
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Neighbour Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:I object specifically to the changed height and overall size of Block 4. I am concerned that the proposed extra height of the block of flats will mean that it dominates the view for many nearby properties and the inspiring view to the woods and hills to the west of the village will be lost to many existing homes. A key characteristic of Aviemore, set amongst fantastic hills and designated and protected woods, is that you are never far from a superb, natural environment. The size of the proposed Block 4 is significantly greater than the approved size and will mean the area becomes so much more urban than it needs to be. I urge the planning authorities — Highland Council and National Park — to reject the application. How many people regret the height of the 4 Seasons /Strathspey Hotel? I like to think it would not get planning permission now, but nor should a three-storey block of flats in this location. Thanks to Aviemore and Vicinity Community Council for bringing this to my attention.
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Please visit, https://www.eplanningcnpa.co.uk/online- applications/#searchApplications|cr|Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) Case Officer: Roddy Dowell
Customer Details
Comment Details Commenter Type: Neighbour Stance: Customer objects to the Planning Application Comment Reasons: Comment:I wish to strongly object to the planning application 22/05913/FUL: Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses and relocation of footpath (amendment to 05/00209/REMBS) — Horsefield to North of Scandinavian Village, Aviemore Centre, Grampian Road, Aviemore. In addition to my previously undocumented concerns over the original planned development, I am particularly concerned over the significant change that is proposed by this amendment. The proposed increase in height of the Block 4 flats is both unsightly and inappropriate for the surroundings, and will also adversely impact both myself and other residents in Craig-Na-Gower Avenue from loss of light, increase in noise pollution and ultimately the sanctity of our privacy. The development to date has already adversely affected the flood resilience in the area, and from my understanding are not in line with SEPA’s flood risk policy or the Cairngorms National Park Local Development plan. This proposed change is likely to exacerbate the flooding issues already being experienced in my home. I trust that my concerns will be appropriately considered, and the proposed amendments rejected. Regards
Comments for Planning Application 22/05913/FUL
Application Summary Application Number: 22/05913/FUL Address: Horse Field To North Of Scandinavian Village The Aviemore Centre Grampian Road Aviemore Proposal: Please visit, https://www.eplanningcnpa.co.uk/online- applications/#searchApplications|cr|Erection of 3 flats, omission of 3 houses, relocation of footpath and associated works (amendment to 05⁄0020