Paper 4 annex 1 Delivery programme

Cairngorms Nation­al Park Author­ity Form­al Board Paper 4, Annex 1 28 March 2025 Ùgh­dar­ras Pàirc Nàiseanta a’ Mhon­aidh Ruaidh Page 1 of 1

Form­al Board 28 March 2025

Paper 4 Annex 1

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Cairngorms Nation­al Park

Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021

• Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 March 2025 Cairngorms Nation­al Park Pàirc Nàiseanta a’ Mhon­aidh Ruaidh Afford­able hous­ing at Tomintoul.

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Con­tents Sec­tion 1: Pur­pose and format.. 5 Pur­pose 5 Format… 6 The role of part­ners. 7 Links to oth­er plans and strategies… .10 Review of the Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 10 Sec­tion 2: Deliv­ery pipeline. Sum­mary Deliv­ery pipeline 11 12 12

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Sec­tion 3: Developer oblig­a­tions .18 Sites with­in The High­land Coun­cil (Badenoch and Strath­spey) area.. 19 Sites with­in Aber­deen­shire Coun­cil area .23 Sites with­in Moray Coun­cil area .24 Sites with­in Perth and Kinross Coun­cil area .24 Updated developer con­tri­bu­tion inform­a­tion 25 Edu­ca­tion…… Health­care……….. .25 .26 Sec­tion 4: Nation­al pro­jects…. .29 Sec­tion 5: Infra­struc­ture deliv­ery and oth­er pro­jects 34 Sec­tion 6: Devel­op­ment land by set­tle­ment.. 40 Aviemore 41

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Bal­later. .51 Blair Atholl 54 Boat of Garten ..58 Brae­mar .60 Calv­ine… .66 Car­rbridge …68 Crom­dale .72 Dal­whin­nie. .76 Din­net .79 Dul­nain Bridge .82 Glen­more ……86 Grant­own-on-Spey …..88

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Inver­druie and Coylumbridge. Kin­craig Kin­gussie Lag­gan Nethy Bridge……… New­ton­more… Tomin­toul.. …94 …….96 …98 104 106 108 112

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Sec­tion 1: Pur­pose and format Pur­pose This Deliv­ery Pro­gramme sets out how the Cairngorms Nation­al Park Author­ity pro­poses to deliv­er the Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021. It updates and replaces the Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 Action Pro­gramme 2022. The Plan­ning (Scot­land) Act 2019 (Com­mence­ment No. 12 and Sav­ing and Trans­ition­al Pro­vi­sions) Reg­u­la­tions 2023a require that when action pro­grammes asso­ci­ated with adop­ted loc­al devel­op­ment plans are reviewed, they will become deliv­ery pro­grammes. This is the first Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 Deliv­ery Pro­gramme. The aim of the Deliv­ery Pro­gramme is to achieve the inten­ded out­comes of the Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan, as set out in its vis­ion, spa­tial strategy, policies and pro­pos­als. The Deliv­ery Pro­gramme is the Click here to view The Plan­ning (Scot­land) Act 2019 (Com­mence­ment No. 12 and Sav­ing and Trans­ition­al Pro­vi­sions) Reg­u­la­tions 2023 b Click here to view The Town and Coun­try Plan­ning (Devel­op­ment Plan­ning) (Scot­land) Reg­u­la­tions 2023 Cairngorm Nation­al Park Authority’s main pro­ject man­age­ment tool for the loc­al devel­op­ment plan and will be used to help mon­it­or pro­gress. The Town and Coun­try Plan­ning (Devel­op­ment Plan­ning) (Scot­land) Reg­u­la­tions 2023b require (in reg­u­la­tion 24) deliv­ery pro­grammes to set out: 1. A list of actions required to deliv­er each of the policies and pro­pos­als con­tained in the loc­al devel­op­ment plan and an explan­a­tion as to how those actions are to be taken, 2. the times­cale for the con­clu­sion of each such action, 3. the expec­ted sequen­cing of, and times­cales for, deliv­ery of hous­ing on sites alloc­ated by the loc­al devel­op­ment plan. A key dif­fer­ence between the pre­vi­ous Action Pro­gramme and this Deliv­ery Pro­gramme is that this doc­u­ment con­tains a deliv­er­able hous­ing land pipeline. The pur­pose of the pipeline is to provide a trans­par­ent view of the phas­ing of hous­ing alloc­a­tions across the short (1 – 3 years), medi­um As set out in Policy 16 of the Nation­al Plan­ning Frame­work 4. Click here to view Nation­al Plan­ning Frame­work 4. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 5

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(4−6 years) and long-term (7−10 years) so that inter­ven­tions, includ­ing infra­struc­ture that enable deliv­ery, can be planned. Where sites earli­er in the Deliv­ery Pro­gramme are not delivered as pro­grammed, meas­ures to bring for­ward earli­er deliv­ery of long-term sites can be con­sidered. A devel­op­ment site which is expec­ted to span over more than one phase is cat­egor­ised by the phase dur­ing which the first houses are expec­ted to be com­pleted. The hous­ing land pipeline is informed by the approved annu­al hous­ing land audits of the five con­stitu­ent loc­al author­it­iesd, which mon­it­or the deliv­ery of hous­ing land. In addi­tion to the hous­ing land pipeline, the Deliv­ery Pro­gramme provides an up-to-date pos­i­tion for each set­tle­ment on the devel­op­ment pro­gress of each of the alloc­ated sites in the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan, includ­ing the pro­vi­sion of afford­able hous­ing and fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tion secured through plan­ning per­mis­sions or required where per­mis­sion has not yet been gran­ted. Where sites are not pro­gress­ing, this is high­lighted. d Aber­deen­shire, Angus, High­land, Moray and Perth and Kinross Coun­cils. Format The Deliv­ery Pro­gramme has six main sec­tions: • Sec­tion 1: Pur­pose and format p5 • Sec­tion 2: Deliv­ery pipeline p11 • Sec­tion 3: Developer oblig­a­tions p18 • Sec­tion 4: Nation­al pro­jects p29 Sec­tion 5: Infra­struc­ture deliv­ery and oth­er pro­jects p34 • Sec­tion 6: Devel­op­ment land inform­a­tion by set­tle­ment p40 Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 6

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The role of part­ners The Deliv­ery Pro­gramme has been pre­pared by the Cairngorms Nation­al Park Author­ity. How­ever, the Cairngorms Nation­al Park Author­ity is only one of many stake­hold­ers — includ­ing pub­lic bod­ies, private developers, landown­ers and com­munit­ies — who are respons­ible for deliv­er­ing actions with­in it. For example, most loc­al author­it­ies com­bine the roles of plan­ning author­ity with hous­ing author­ity, roads author­ity, edu­ca­tion author­ity and deliv­ery of ser­vices, each of which may help deliv­er the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan for their area. In the Cairngorms Nation­al Park, the loc­al author­it­ies con­tin­ue to do all those roles, with the Cairngorms Nation­al Park Author­ity shar­ing parts of the plan­ning author­ity role. This means that our Deliv­ery Pro­gramme relies heav­ily on the work of the loc­al author­it­ies and oth­er pub­lic bod­ies as well as the own­ers of land, private developers and com­munit­ies. All stat­utory con­sul­tees have been con­sul­ted on this Deliv­ery Pro­gramme to ascer­tain any addi­tion­al inform­a­tion relat­ing to the infra­struc­ture require­ments and any con­straints which may affect the deliv­ery of alloc­ated sites. There are too many to identi­fy in detail, but some of the key roles are sum­mar­ised in this sec­tion. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Author­ity Respons­ible for: • • Pre­par­a­tion and adop­tion of the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan for the Nation­al Park. Coordin­a­tion of deliv­ery, mon­it­or­ing and review of the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan and Deliv­ery Pro­gramme. Determ­in­a­tion of major and sens­it­ive applic­a­tions, mon­it­or­ing and enforce­ment, deliv­ery of effi­cient plan­ning ser­vice for cus­tom­ers. Sup­port and small-scale fund­ing for cor­por­ate pri­or­it­ies. Loc­al author­it­ies Respons­ible for: • Gen­er­al plan­ning enquir­ies and advice, pre- applic­a­tion advice, val­id­a­tion / regis­tra­tion and Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 7

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• • • Envir­on­ment­al Impact Assess­ment screen­ing and scop­ing. Determ­in­a­tion of house­hold­er and oth­er small-scale applic­a­tions, mon­it­or­ing and enforce­ment, deliv­ery of effi­cient plan­ning ser­vice for cus­tom­ers. Hous­ing author­ity role includ­ing Hous­ing Strategies, Stra­tegic Hous­ing Invest­ment Plans, assess Hous­ing Need and Demand. Build­ing con­trol, roads, waste, edu­ca­tion, care ser­vices, leis­ure, busi­ness sup­port, envir­on­ment­al health roles. • Click here for full details Nature Scot Respons­ible for: • • Advice and sup­port on nature and nat­ur­al land­scapes in pre­par­a­tion of Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plans and in plan­ning applic­a­tions for plan­ning author­it­ies and developers. Reg­u­la­tion of Spe­cies Licences. • Click here to view NatureScot’s Ser­vice State­ment His­tor­ic Envir­on­ment Scot­land Respons­ible for: • • Advice and sup­port on the poten­tial impacts of devel­op­ment on the his­tor­ic envir­on­ment. Dur­ing the pre­par­a­tion of devel­op­ment plans this is to ensure that the his­tor­ic envir­on­ment is con­sidered in a pos­it­ive way. Mak­ing and main­tain­ing lists of nation­ally import­ant his­tor­ic build­ings, archae­olo­gic­al sites and monu­ments, gar­dens and designed land­scapes and his­tor­ic bat­tle­fields. Scot­tish Water Respons­ible for: • Infra­struc­ture for, and con­nec­tions to, pub­lic water sup­plies and wastewa­ter sys­tems. • Click here for full details Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 8

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Scot­tish Envir­on­ment Pro­tec­tion Agency Respons­ible for: • • Advice and sup­port on envir­on­ment­al issues in pre­par­a­tion of Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan and in plan­ning applic­a­tions for plan­ning author­it­ies and developers. Envir­on­ment­al Reg­u­la­tions and Licens­ing. Enter­prise agen­cies (High­lands and Islands Enter­prise, Scot­tish Enter­prise) Respons­ible for: • • Enga­ging in Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan pre­par­a­tion and con­sulta­tions. Advice and sup­port on sus­tain­able eco­nom­ic and social devel­op­ment issues. Oth­er pub­lic bod­ies Respons­ible for: • • Advice and sup­port dur­ing pre­par­a­tion of Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan and in plan­ning applic­a­tions for plan­ning author­it­ies and developers. May invest in pro­jects or pro­grammes that sup­port or are con­nec­ted to the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan. Developers (includ­ing com­munity groups or pub­lic bod­ies when act­ing as a developer) Respons­ible for: • • • • • Under­tak­ing work to make effect­ive plan­ning applic­a­tions, includ­ing seek­ing pre-applic­a­tion advice. Com­ply­ing with plan­ning con­sents and con­di­tions. Secur­ing oth­er required con­sents. Keep­ing plan­ning author­it­ies informed of pro­gress or prob­lems with sites. Secur­ing fund­ing, man­age devel­op­ment pro­cess through to com­ple­tion and dis­pos­al or sale of prop­er­ties. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 9

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Com­munit­ies and oth­er groups Respons­ible for: • • • Enga­ging in Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan pre­par­a­tion and con­sulta­tions. Devel­op­ing and review­ing Com­munity Action Planse and Loc­al Place Plans. Estab­lish com­munity devel­op­ment com­pan­ies to coordin­ate and devel­op pro­jects. Links to oth­er plans and strategies The Cairngorms Nation­al Park Part­ner­ship Planf is the high- level man­age­ment plan for the Nation­al Park and is the Eco­nom­ic Strategy, Sus­tain­able Tour­ism Strategy, Region­al Spa­tial Strategy, Cli­mate Action Plan and the Region­al Land Use Frame­work. It sets the con­text for the: Review of the Deliv­ery Pro­gramme The Deliv­ery Pro­gramme will be kept under review and updated and pub­lished at least every two years. The review will align with the year of the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 peri­od and the phase with­in which that year belongs. The Deliv­ery Pro­gramme will there­fore fol­low the nat­ur­al pro­gres­sion of devel­op­ments through the plan peri­od in accord­ance with Nation­al Plan­ning Frame­work 4. Each review will be repor­ted to Cairngorms Nation­al Park Author­ity Plan­ning Com­mit­tee for inform­a­tion and will be pub­lished on the Cairngorms Nation­al Park’s web­site. • Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan • Act­ive Cairngorms Action Plan • • Cairngorms Nature Action Plan Well­being Eco­nom­ic Action Plan • Click here to view Com­munity Action Plans in the Cairngorms Nation­al Park f Click here to view the Nation­al Park Part­ner­ship Plan 2022 – 2027 Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 10

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Sec­tion 2: Deliv­ery pipeline This sec­tion of the Deliv­ery Pro­gramme sets out the num­ber of dwell­ings expec­ted to be built each year over the loc­al devel­op­ment plan peri­od, start­ing in the fin­an­cial year 2020 / 2021. For 2020 / 2021 to 2022 / 2023 it lists com­ple­tions (dwell­ings which have been built in each year) and for 2022 / 2023 to 2029 / 2030 it presents the inform­a­tion set out in each con­stitu­ent authority’s most recent pub­lished hous­ing land audit. The pipeline tables identi­fy the phas­ing of hous­ing alloc­a­tions across the short, medi­um and long-term as fol­lows: • Short (1 — 3 years • 2020/2021 to 2022 / 2023) Medi­um (4 – 6 years – 2023 / 2024 to 2025 / 2026) • Long-term (7 – 10 years – 2026 / 2027 to 2029 / 2030) It also includes the longer-term ​‘post 2030’ pipeline, again, using hous­ing land audit pub­lished data. The table includes loc­al devel­op­ment plan alloc­ated sites as well as wind­fall sites (non-alloc­ated sites which have plan­ning per­mis­sion for hous­ing) of four or more dwell­ings. The deliv­ery pipeline has been col­our-coded to reflect pro­gress. While red, amber and green col­ours are used, the col­ors are not an assess­ment of the site’s deliv­er­ab­il­ity status. It does not mean that red sites are ​‘con­strained’ or ​‘undeliv­er­able’. Green Amber Red Site under con­struc­tion or built. Site has an exist­ing plan­ning per­mis­sion which can be imple­men­ted. Site has no plan­ning per­mis­sion. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 11

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314 104 468 886 Sum­mary Status Com­pleted / under con­struc­tion With per­mis­sion No per­mis­sion Totals Deliv­ery pipeline Total site capa­city All com­ple­tions to 31 March 2023 Total dwell­ings remain­ing 574 104 468 1,146 260 260 Com­ple­tions to 31 March 2023 and deliv­ery pipeline Short term Medi­um term Long term 2029/ 2030+ Com­pleted / under con­struc­tion 56 29 175 103 90 83 24 13 1 With per­mis­sion 10 12 29 12 11 30 No per­mis­sion 35 46 43 34 24 286 Totals 56 29 175 113 102 147 82 67 35 24 316 Status Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 12

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Sites with­in The High­land Coun­cil (Badenoch and Strath­spey) area? Loc­al Devel­op­ment Site Plan ref­er­ence Deliv­ery Pipeline Short term Medi­um term Long term Aviemore H1 Dal­faber 3 7 Aviemore H2 Dal­faber 24 30 11 Aviemore M1 Aviemore High­land Resort 49 20 30 29 Aviemore C3 Dal­faber Indus­tri­al Estate 14 Aviemore wind­fall Land west of Allt Mor 14 24 Aviemore wind­fall Former saw mill, Inver­druie 1 1 2 2 Car­rbridge H1 Carr Road 18 29 Car­rbridge H2 Cran­nich Park 23 Crom­dale H1 Kirk Road Crom­dale H2 Dal­whin­nie H1 Auchroisk Park 6 3 3 3 1 1 1 4 4 Land by gar­age Dul­nain Bridge H1 Land west of play area Dul­nain Bridge H2 Land adja­cent to A938 Dul­nain Bridge wind­fall | Skye of Curr Road Grant­own-on-Spey H1 Beachen Court Grant­own on Spey H2 Castle Road 18 1 2 8 13 8 8 7 Based on High­land Coun­cil Hous­ing Land Audit 2023 (pub­lished Feb­ru­ary 2024) Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 6 20 50 13

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Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan ref­er­ence Site Deliv­ery Pipeline Short term Medi­um term Long term Grant­own on Spey Rear of Strath­spey Hotel 4 wind­fall Kin­craig H1 Oppos­ite school Kin­gussie H1 Land between Ardroilach Road 24 16 10 10 10 10 10 100 and Craig an Darach Kin­gussie wind­fall North of Ren­roc, Dun­barry Road 2 1 1 Kin­gussie wind­fall Former police sta­tion 1 3 4 Kin­gussie wind­fall Bank House 5 Lag­gan H1 Land adja­cent to A86 Nethy Bridge H1 Lettoch Road Nethy Bridge H2 Land at Lyn­stock Cres­cent New­ton­more H1 Land between Perth Road and Sta­tion Road 10 10 10 10 8 5 5 5 5 4 80 Totals Com­pleted / under con­struc­tion: With plan­ning per­mis­sion: 46 6 148 102 90 83 24 13 1 10 11 12 10 10 No plan­ning per­mis­sion: Total High­land Coun­cil: 5 5 5 5 268 46 6 148 112 101 100 39 28 6 268 Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 14

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Sites with­in Aber­deen­shire Coun­cil area® Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan ref­er­ence: Site Deliv­ery Pipeline Short term Medi­um term Long term 22 24 24 24 13 1 23 3 3 Bal­later H1 Bal­later C1 Brae­mar H1 Brae­mar H2 Brae­mar H3 Mon­al­trie Park Former school Chapel Brae St Andrews Ter­race Kin­drochit Court Brae­mar H4 Chapel Brae Din­net H1 Land to east Totals Com­pleted / under con­struc­tion: 1 23 With plan­ning per­mis­sion: No plan­ning per­mis­sion: Total Aber­deen­shire Coun­cil: 15 1 2 2 1 5 5 5 2030+ 30 1 17 2 1 30 30 32 29 24 13 1 23 0 0 1 47 34 30 24 13 30 8 Aber­deen City and Aber­deen­shire Coun­cil Hous­ing Land Audit 2024 (pub­lished March 2025). Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 15

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Sites with­in Moray Coun­cil area⁹ Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan ref­er­ence Site Deliv­ery Pipeline Short term Medi­um term Long term 2030+ Tomin­toul H1 Land to North East Tomin­toul H2 Lecht Drive 4 4 4 4 Tomin­toul wind­fall Former Tomin­toul sec­ond­ary school 12 Totals Com­pleted / under con­struc­tion: 1 15 1 With plan­ning per­mis­sion: No plan­ning per­mis­sion: Total Moray Coun­cil: 4 4 4 4 1 0 27 1 0 0 4 4 0 4 4 9 Moray Coun­cil Hous­ing Land Audit ²⁰²⁴⁄₅ (pub­lished August 2024) Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 16

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Sites with­in Perth and Kinross Coun­cil area 10 Loc­al Devel­op­ment Site Plan ref­er­ence: Deliv­ery Pipeline Short term Medi­um term Long term 2030+ Blair Atholl H1 Blair Atholl H2 Old Bridge of Tilt Main Road 5 5 5 5 2 8 Blair Atholl H3 Land North of Little Orch­ard 8 Calv­ine C1 Old School 6 Totals Com­pleted / under con­struc­tion: 8 With plan­ning per­mis­sion: No plan­ning per­mis­sion: 5 5 5 7 14 Total Perth and Kinross Coun­cil: 8 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 5 7 14 10 Perth and Kinross Coun­cil Hous­ing Land Audit 2023 (pub­lished Octo­ber 2023) Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 17

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Sec­tion 3: Developer oblig­a­tions This sec­tion of the Deliv­ery Pro­gramme sets out all afford­able hous­ing and fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions that have been agreed through plan­ning per­mis­sions and either built since April 2020 or have an exist­ing plan­ning per­mis­sion. This sec­tion also includes an update to some of the con­tent of the Com­munity Inform­a­tion sec­tion of the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan, which iden­ti­fies what developer oblig­a­tions are anti­cip­ated for each set­tle­ment in the Nation­al Park. The tables below include loc­al devel­op­ment plan alloc­ated sites as well as wind­fall sites (non-alloc­ated sites which have plan­ning per­mis­sion for hous­ing). Each site has been col­our-coded to reflect its status. Green Site under con­struc­tion or built. Amber Site has an exist­ing plan­ning per­mis­sion which can be imple­men­ted. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 18

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Sites with­in The High­land Coun­cil (Badenoch and Strath­spey) area Loc­al Devel­op­ment Afford­able Hous­ing Site Notes, includ­ing addi­tion­al­ity Plan ref­er­ence: Num­ber Per­cent­age Aviemore H1 Dal­faber 511 Aviemore H2 Dal­faber Aviemore M1 Aviemore High­land 33 Resort 25% Under con­struc­tion. Afford­able hous­ing com­bined across two plan­ning per­mis­sions on adjoin­ing sites. 26% | Built and occu­pied. An addi­tion­al 48 dwell­ings have been acquired by High­land Hous­ing Alli­ance for mid-mar­ket rent. Aviemore C2 Former school play­ing fields 12 100% Built and occu­pied. Aviemore C3 Dal­faber Indus­tri­al Estate 14 100% | Built and occu­pied. Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tion towards primary school capa­city. Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tion towards primary school capa­city. 11 The full afford­able hous­ing require­ment for sites H1 and H2 is 19 units. 14 of these are being delivered on C3. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 19

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Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan ref­er­ence: Site Aviemore wind­fall Former saw mill, Inver­druie Aviemore wind­fall Land west of Allt Mor Afford­able Hous­ing Notes, includ­ing addi­tion­al­ity Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions Num­ber Per­cent­age 4 9 Car­rbridge H1 Carr Road 11 67% Built and occu­pied. Com­munity-led self-build 24% Built and occu­pied. 6 flats and 3 ter­raced houses acquired by Albyn Hous­ing Soci­ety. 23% Built and occu­pied. 5 social rent and 6 mid- mar­ket rent. An addi­tion 7 dwell­ings have been acquired by High­land Coun­cil for social rent. Car­rbridge H2 Cran­nich Park 10 43% Built and occu­pied. • • • Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions towards edu­ca­tion and bus ser­vice pro­vi­sion. Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions agreed towards: a new foot­path link (£87,806) primary school edu­ca­tion (£2,571 per dwell­ing and £12,457 per flat). school trans­port (£50,000). Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tion towards primary school edu­ca­tion. Crom­dale H1 Kirk Road 8 44% | Built and occu­pied. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 20

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Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan ref­er­ence: Afford­able Hous­ing Site Notes, includ­ing addi­tion­al­ity Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions Num­ber Per­cent­age Crom­dale H2 Auchroisk Park Dul­nain Bridge H2 Land adja­cent to A938 18 Grant­own on Spey H1 Kin­craig H1 Beachen Court 23 100% Built and occu­pied. 10 mid-mar­ket rent for High­land Hous­ing Alli­ance and 8 social rent for High­land Coun­cil. 35% Built and occu­pied. Oppos­ite school 10 25% Built and occu­pied. Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tion of £2,500 towards afford­able hous­ing on 1 hous­ing plot. Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tion agreed towards act­ive travel. Kin­gussie H1 Land between 23 34% Built and occu­pied. Ardroilach Road and Craig an Darach Kin­gussie wind­fall Bank House 5 100% Built and occu­pied Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 21

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Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan ref­er­ence: Site New­ton­more H1 Land between Perth Road and Sta­tion Road Afford­able Hous­ing Notes, includ­ing addi­tion­al­ity Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions Num­ber Per­cent­age 20 Total Afford­able hous­ing: 205 25% Under con­struc­tion. Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions agreed: £36,000 towards acquir­ing the site north of Sta­tion Road for recre­ation­al use. £45,000 for improve­ments or exten­sion to New­ton­more Vil­lage Hall or oth­er com­munity facil­it­ies. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 22

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Sites with­in Aber­deen­shire Coun­cil area Loc­al Afford­able Hous­ing Devel­op­ment Site Notes, includ­ing addi­tion­al­ity Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions Plan ref­er­ence: Num­ber Per­cent­age Bal­later C1 Former school site 24 100% Built and occu­pied. Brae­mar H2 St Andrews Ter­race 11 Brae­mar H3 Kin­drochit Court 27% With plan­ning per­mis­sion. All afford­able dwell­ings, for both sites, to be provided at Kin­drochit Court. Brae­mar H4 Chapel Brae Total 0 Afford­able hous­ing: 35 Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 Con­tri­bu­tion towards afford­able hous­ing. 23

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Sites with­in Moray Coun­cil area Loc­al Afford­able Hous­ing Devel­op­ment Site Notes, includ­ing addi­tion­al­ity Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions Plan ref­er­ence: Num­ber Per­cent­age Tomin­toul wind­fall Former sec­ond­ary school site 12 100% Built and occu­pied. Con­tri­bu­tion towards 9 dwell­ings for social rent, demand respons­ive 3 for dis­coun­ted sale. trans­port. Total Afford­able hous­ing: Sites with­in Perth and Kinross Coun­cil area 12 Loc­al Devel­op­ment Afford­able Hous­ing Site Notes, includ­ing addi­tion­al­ity Fin­an­cial con­tri­bu­tions Plan ref­er­ence: Num­ber Per­cent­age Blair Atholl H3 Land North of Little Orch­ard 8 100% Built and occu­pied. Total Afford­able hous­ing: 8 Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 24

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Updated developer con­tri­bu­tion inform­a­tion The Com­munity Inform­a­tion sec­tion of the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan sets out the types of developer con­tri­bu­tions that are anti­cip­ated in each set­tle­ment of the Nation­al Park. Policy 11 states that the Deliv­ery Pro­gramme will be used to pub­lish any updates to the developer con­tri­bu­tions that are anti­cip­ated for each set­tle­ment. Edu­ca­tion The ²⁰²³⁄₂₄ High­land Coun­cil school roll forecasts12, pub­lished in April 2024 and based on the latest Hous­ing Land Audit data, anti­cip­ate that the fol­low­ing schools in the Cairngorms Nation­al Park will be at over 80% capa­city dur­ing the plan peri­od: Aber­nethy Primary School Aber­nethy Primary School in Nethy Bridge is expec­ted to reach 90% capa­city in 2025 / 2026, which will fall to 82% in 2026 / 2027. Although the longer-term fore­casts do not indic­ate any fur­ther capa­city issue in terms of edu­ca­tion capa­city fall­ing from 76% in 2028 / 2029, any devel­op­ment should con­sider its imme­di­ate impact on exist­ing primary school pro­vi­sion and High­land Coun­cil should be con­sul­ted espe­cially in rela­tion to wind­fall sites in Nethy Bridge. Car­rbridge Primary School There remain edu­ca­tion­al capa­city con­straints in the fore­casts for Car­rbridge primary school with capa­city reach­ing 103% in 2025 / 2026. This is fore­cast to fall to 99% in 2026 / 2027 and con­tin­ue to fall over the fore­cast peri­od. From 2028 / 2029 there is not expec­ted to be future capa­city con­straints above 80% until 2038/2039. New­ton­more At New­ton­more Primary in 2025 / 2026 the capa­city is expec­ted to reach 91% and fall to 86% in 2026 / Primary School

1. Although it will con­tin­ue to fall until 2029/ 2030, it is fore­cast to rise again from 2031 / 2031 (79%) and con­tin­ue to rise to 90% in 2037 / 2038. This indic­ated there could be future capa­city con­straints at this school. 12 Click here to see the High­land Coun­cil ²⁰²³⁄₂₄ school role fore­casts. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 25

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Aviemore Primary School and Kin­gussie High School, where capa­city issues were iden­ti­fied in the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021, are no longer anti­cip­ated to reach capa­city. The 2023 Aber­deen­shire Coun­cil school roll forecasts13 anti­cip­ate that Aboyne Academy and Alford Academy will be at over 80% capa­city over the plan peri­od: Aboyne Academy Capa­city at Aboyne Academy is fore­cast to be 88% in 2025 and will fall to 80% in 2028. As the fore­cas­ted capa­city remains above 80% for the fore­cast peri­od, Aber­deen­shire Coun­cil should be con­sul­ted to determ­ine if developer con­tri­bu­tions toward edu­ca­tion pro­vi­sion are neces­sary. Alford Academy Alford Academy is fore­cast to be at 102% capa­city in 2025, fall­ing slightly to 96% in 2028. Aber­deen­shire Coun­cil should be con­sul­ted to determ­ine if developer con­tri­bu­tions toward edu­ca­tion pro­vi­sion are neces­sary. In accord­ance with Policy 11 of the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan, con­tri­bu­tions will there­fore be sought towards increas­ing school capa­city from new hous­ing devel­op­ments with­in the catch­ment areas of Aboyne Academy, Alford Academy, Aber­nethy Primary School, Car­rbridge Primary School and New­ton­more Primary School. Health­care At present there is no Nation­al Health Ser­vice (NHS) dent­al capa­city for new patients any­where across Badenoch and Strath­spey. Any new hous­ing devel­op­ment in Badenoch and Strath­spey should be aware that they may need to con­trib­ute to dent­al health care pro­vi­sion and NHS High­land will be con­sul­ted to con­sider if dent­al health­care developer con­tri­bu­tions are neces­sary. 13 Click here to see Aber­deen­shire Council’s 2023 school role fore­casts Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 26

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NHS Grampi­an are cur­rently work­ing towards doing a review of its assets, includ­ing its hos­pit­als. Any applic­a­tions for hous­ing in the Aber­deen­shire area of the Nation­al Park should con­sult the health board on wheth­er developer con­tri­bu­tions toward health care pro­vi­sion will be sought. The Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 stated that developer con­tri­bu­tions would be required to the Bal­later, Brae­mar and Aboyne med­ic­al prac­tices from rel­ev­ant devel­op­ment in their catch­ment areas. NHS Grampi­an advises that this remains the case, as detailed below: Bal­later med­ic­al prac­tice Brae­mar med­ic­al prac­tice Aboyne med­ic­al prac­tice The Bal­later Med­ic­al Prac­tice is cur­rently over capa­city with fur­ther planned hous­ing that would be served by the prac­tice. Bal­later Med­ic­al Prac­tice have reques­ted alter­a­tions to increase capa­city. The premises are cur­rently under review by NHS Grampi­an and the Aber­deen­shire Health and Social Care Part­ner­ship. Any applic­a­tions for hous­ing in Bal­later, should con­sult the health board on wheth­er developer con­tri­bu­tions toward the med­ic­al prac­tice should be sought. The Brae­mar Health Centre has recently had work under­taken and been com­pleted to cre­ate addi­tion­al capa­city. There is still a small space short­fall. Any applic­a­tions for hous­ing in Brae­mar, should con­sult the health board on wheth­er developer con­tri­bu­tions toward the med­ic­al prac­tice should be sought. At the Aboyne Med­ic­al Prac­tice ‑Tar­land Sur­gery there is a short­fall in accom­mod­a­tion. How­ever, the prac­tice is part of the wider Aboyne Med­ic­al Prac­tice where addi­tion­al capa­city could be cre­ated. Any applic­a­tions for hous­ing in Din­net, should con­sult the health board on wheth­er developer con­tri­bu­tions toward the med­ic­al prac­tice should be sought. In accord­ance with Policy 11 of the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan, con­tri­bu­tions will there­fore be sought towards increas­ing health­care capa­city from new hous­ing devel­op­ments with­in the catch­ment areas of Bal­later, Brae­mar and Aboyne med­ic­al centres. The rel­ev­ant author­it­ies will be con­sul­ted on the need for developer con­tri­bu­tions when con­sid­er­ing plan­ning applic­a­tions for new hous­ing devel­op­ment across Badenoch and Strath­spey in rela­tion to dent­al care capa­city and with­in the Aber­deen­shire Coun­cil part of the Cairngorms Nation­al Park in rela­tion to hos­pit­al capa­city. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 27

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This updated inform­a­tion on school and health centre capa­city should be read in place of the inform­a­tion on anti­cip­ated developer con­tri­bu­tions for rel­ev­ant set­tle­ments in the Com­munity Inform­a­tion sec­tion of the Loc­al Devel­op­ment plan. Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 28

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Sec­tion 4: Nation­al pro­jects The nation­al infra­struc­ture pro­jects which are rel­ev­ant to the vis­ion of the loc­al devel­op­ment plan and pro­jects that will sup­port it. Nation­al pro­jects iden­ti­fied in the Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 and action pro­gramme 2021 Pro­pos­al Descrip­tion Times­cale Lead Oth­er agency part­ners A9 Dualling Cre­ation of a con­tinu­ous cat­egory 7 ​‘All Pur­pose Nearly 50% of the A9 Trans­port Scot­land Dual Car­riage­way’ between Inverness and Perth. cor­ridor between Once com­plete, the pro­ject is anti­cip­ated to provide the fol­low­ing bene­fits: • • • Improved road safety and reduc­tion in acci­dent sever­ity. Improved jour­ney times and reli­ab­il­ity. Safe cross­ing points to link non-motor­ised user Inverness and Perth is expec­ted to be open as dual car­riage­way by the end of 2030, rising to 85% by the end of 2033 and Notes This pro­ject is lis­ted in the Scot­tish Infra­struc­ture Invest­ment Plan 2021/2022 2026 / 2027: Pro­gramme Pipeline. The deliv­ery plan announced in Decem­ber 2023 anti­cip­ates com­ple­tion of the dualling between Perth and Inverness by 2035 at the earli­est. Key stages affect­ing the Nation­al Park (sub­ject to con­firm­a­tion in late 2025): • A9 North, com­pris­ing the Cruben­more to Kin­craig Cairngorms Nation­al Park Loc­al Devel­op­ment Plan 2021 — Deliv­ery Pro­gramme 2025 29

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Pro­pos­al Descrip­tion routes and pub­lic trans­port facil­it­ies. • Improved access to tour­ist and recre­ation sites. • Improved trunk road trans­port infra­struc­ture sup­port­ing sus­tain­able eco­nom­ic growth, and resi­li­ence to cli­mate change (Trans­port Scot­land, 2023). Timescale