Item9Appendix1Plans20230189DETPriorApprovalLaggan
Cairngorms Item 9 Appendix 1 11 August 2023 National Park Authority Üghdarras Pàirc Nàiseanta a’ Mhonaidh Ruaidh
Agenda item 9
Appendix 1
2023/0189/DET
Plans
Issue’s NN598947 Location/cmpt3
Track 3 Existing proposed ATV track route
Proposed new entrance for track 3 ΝΝ 60094 94432 W3W- leaps.union.states Entrance off main road onto existing track Creagan a’ Chait SCOTTISH WOODLANDS Coul Location 3 Track 3 alternative entrance Created On:26/05/23 Legend Alternative access from main road Continuation of proposed ATV Track Scottish Woodlands Ltd Research Park, Riccarton Edinburgh, EH14 4AP 1:1,380 Scale Correct at A3 Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 100030835
Location 1 NN580952 350m approx Location 2 NN588952 310m approx Location 3 NN599947 700m approx Laggan village A86 junction NN614943 W3W- cherished.paintings.expiring SCOTTISH WOODLANDS Coul Estate Location Plan Created On: 20/03/23 Legend Infrastructure Main road Forest Road Existing ATV Track Compartment boundary Proposed ATV track Watercourse 10m Contours Scottish Woodlands Ltd Research Park, Riccarton Edinburgh, EH14 4AP 1:12,152 Scale Correct at A3 Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 100030835
Coul Estate N Location Map Created On: 20/03/23 Legend Infrastructure Main road Forest Road Existing ATV Track Compartment boundary Proposed ATV track Watercourse 10m Contours N Scottish Woodlands Ltd Research Park, Riccarton Edinburgh, EH14 4AP 1:3,500 Scale Correct at A3 Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 100030835
ATV TRACK CROSS SECTION
TOPSIDE DRAIN HEATHER TURF
Typical Road Cross — Sectional Details 5m minimum preferred Gently sloping camber Excavated material to be side cast away from the cutting, landscaped, used in construction or carted away. Lip to be rounded Cut-off ditch if required Side slopes must be cut to a safe angle. Small ledges on cut will assist vegetation growth. ‘Carriageway’ means running surface width. There should be sufficient ‘structural’ width to ensure adequate lateral support to the carriageway. Brash can be placed at the bottom of the slope for short-term stability or as a safety barrier.