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Item6 Appendix3 CommunityCouncilComments 20260104DET Old Bridge Inn

Cairngorms Nation­al Park Author­ity Item 6 Appendix 3 28 August 2026 Page 1 of 2

Agenda item 6

Appendix 3

2026/0104/DET

Com­munity coun­cil comments


Com­ments for Plan­ning Applic­a­tion 2026/0104/DET

Applic­a­tion Summary

Applic­a­tion Num­ber: 2026/0104/DET Address: Old Bridge Inn 23 Dal­faber Road Aviemore High­land PH22 1PU Pro­pos­al: Install­a­tion of raised deck­ing for out­door eating/​drinking; pro­vi­sion of 10 car park­ing spaces; and pro­vi­sion of pic­nic tables Case Officer: Katie Crerar

Cus­tom­er Details

Name: Mr Peter Long Address: [Redac­ted]

Com­ment Details

Com­menter Type: Com­munity Coun­cil Stance: Cus­tom­er objects to the Plan­ning Application

Com­ment Reasons

Com­ment: Aviemore and Vicin­ity Com­munity Coun­cil opposes this application.

We note the pro­posed pro­vi­sion of 10 des­ig­nated car park­ing spaces. How­ever, the volume of park­ing and the beha­viour of some users (not all asso­ci­ated with the Old Bridge Inn) in old Dal­faber Road remains a ser­i­ous mat­ter of con­cern for loc­al res­id­ents. In par­tic­u­lar, the safety of ped­es­tri­ans and cyc­lists and ease of access for emer­gency vehicles are often impacted by park­ing in the area.

We are con­cerned that the pro­posed increased capa­city of the Old Bridge Inn will exacer­bate these issues, and that the pro­posed des­ig­nated park­ing will be insuf­fi­cient to off­set the increased traffic.

We are also con­cerned by the com­ments attrib­uted to Seafield Estate regard­ing river access via the OBI car park, and the poten­tial impact of these pro­pos­als on that access. The put-in” point on the river bank is a pub­licly fun­ded com­munity asset, on land ren­ted by Aviemore Com­munity Enter­prise Com­pany. Access has tra­di­tion­ally been avail­able via the car park and we can­not sup­port any pro­pos­al that would have the effect of restrict­ing that access.