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CAIRNGORMS NATION­AL PARK AUTHOR­ITY Plan­ning Com­mit­tee Agenda Item 5 Appendix 5B 22/03/2019

AGENDA ITEM 5

APPENDIX 5B

2018/0043/DET

OBJEC­TIONS TO REVISED PROPOSALS

chrissy curby

From:chrissy curby Sent:Thu, 3 Jan 2019 16:38:04 +0000 To:Dot Har­ris Subject:Re: Revised inform­a­tion for 2018/0043/DET

Hello Dot, Thanky­ou for send­ing through the revised plan for these ​‘sky­scrapers’ at the south side of Aviemore. This has always been a quiet and lovely approach into the vil­lage. As you can tell I still object to these massive struc­ture. It will cause increase of traffic and most of all harm to the envir­on­ment and wild­life. This part of Aviemore has always quiet and now that will be gone forever as well.

In its place we get 28 flats most of which will be bought as second homes and hol­i­day lets. At least 50 more cars to polute and dam­age the envir­on­ment. We can look for­ward to anoth­er busy street with four less flats than pre­vi­ously put for­ward for devel­op­ment, gee whizz!!

These are massive struc­tures and far exceed the height of my block. The artist impres­sion does­nt even draw the cor­rect trees, which will not mat­ter as more will go than need to.

I under­stand that the developer would like to use the land for hous­ing but smal­ler houses would be more in keep­ing with Aviemore. This is a Nation­al park which we are for­tu­nate enough to live in. Sadly it is being over developed and all for a fast buck with no regard for the wild­life and envir­on­ment. Once these struc­tures are built it opens the floodgates for more and more to come. Shame on you developers.

Chrissy Curby

On Thu, Jan 3, 2019 at 12:01 PM Dot Har­ris DotHarris@​cairngorms.​co.​uk wrote: Dear Ms Chrissy Curby

I refer to the above applic­a­tion which you com­men­ted on pre­vi­ously. We have now received a revised pack­age of inform­a­tion from the applic­ants’ agents which is avail­able on our web­site. This reduces the num­ber of units from 32 to 28, removes the bio­mass heat­ing unit, retains more trees and revises the park­ing lay­out slightly. Revised arbor­i­cul­tur­al inform­a­tion, design state­ment and over­view plan­ning state­ment have been included along with com­par­is­on site plan and elev­a­tion plan high­light­ing the ori­gin­al sub­mis­sion in red.

Your com­ments on this revised inform­a­tion and in par­tic­u­lar wheth­er it addresses issues pre­vi­ously raised by you would be appre­ci­ated with­in 28 days of the date of this email. If we do not hear from you we will assume that your pre­vi­ous com­ments still stand.

The Case Officer for this applic­a­tion is Kath­er­ine Don­nach­ie. They can be con­tac­ted by email on or dir­ect by tele­phone on

Please reply with your com­ments dir­ect to planning@​cairngorms.​co.​uk and cc the Case Officer.

I hope this inform­a­tion is of some assist­ance to you and please do get in touch with the case officer Kath­er­ine Don­nach­ie if you require any oth­er inform­a­tion of if you wish to dis­cuss further.

Yours sin­cerely

Dot Har­ris Plan­ning Sup­port Officer Cairngorms Nation­al Park Authority

14 The Square Grantown-on-Spey

PH26 3HG

Phone:

www​.cairngorms​.co​.uk

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