Planning Committee - November 2020
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This document contains the draft minutes of the Cairngorms National Park Authority Planning Committee meeting held via video conference on 25 September 2020. The meeting covered several agenda items including minutes from the previous meeting, declarations of interest, and detailed planning permissions for the erection of affordable houses in Kingussie, a new tasting lodge in Glenlivet, construction of enclosures at the Highland Wildlife Park, and the Cloiche Wind Farm. The committee approved the application for affordable housing in Kingussie subject to conditions and a revised landscape plan. The committee also approved the application for a new tasting lodge in Glenlivet and the construction of enclosures at the Highland Wildlife Park, subject to conditions. The committee agreed with the officer's recommendation of objection for the Cloiche Wind Farm application. Finally, the committee noted an update on the Local Development Plan examination and discussed the Carrbridge HI site and the Scottish Government consultation on Short Term Let Control Areas under Any Other Business. The next meeting was scheduled for 13 November 2020.
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This document contains a notice of meetings for the Cairngorms National Park Authority on 13 November 2020. The meetings will be held via video conferencing, with the Formal Board Meeting starting at 9.30am, the Planning Committee meeting at 11am, and the Finance & Delivery Committee at 2pm. The Formal Board Meeting and the Planning Committee meeting will be live-streamed, and links are provided to watch them. Agendas and papers will be available on the Cairngorms National Park Authority website the Friday before the meetings.
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This document contains the agenda for the Cairngorms National Park Authority Planning Committee meeting on 13 November 2020. The meeting will be held virtually via video link. The agenda includes items such as welcome and apologies, minutes from the previous meeting on 25 September 2020, declaration of interest, detailed planning permission for repair and removal to walls, chimney stacks, pavilion facade and slates at Ballater Old School, and an application for non-compliance of a condition of planning permission at Cairngorm Mountain. There will be an update on applications approved by the committee and the LDP (Local Development Plan) monitoring report 2020 for information. The agenda also includes any other business and the date of the next meeting.
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This document contains a recommendation to grant full planning permission and listed building consent, subject to conditions, for repair and removal work to walls, chimney stacks, the pavilion facade, and slates at Ballater Old School on Abergeldie Road, Ballater. This is in addition to a previously approved plan from 2019, and the application was called in on 7 September 2020, with Grampian Housing Association as the applicant. The document also outlines the history of the site, proposed changes, relevant planning policies, and the views of consultees, including the Ballater and Crathie Community Council who objected to the removal of chimneys.
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This document contains plans related to agenda item 5 and Appendix 1 of the Cairngorms National Park Authority Planning Committee agenda from 13 November 2020. It includes location plans, ground and site plans, and proposed courtyard wall designs for housing proposals at the former Ballater School, created for the Grampian Housing Association. The plans detail existing site features, proposed layouts, external finishes, lighting, and materials, as well as amendments made to the plans over time.
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This document contains comments from a Community Council regarding planning application 2020/0207/LBC for work on the Ballater Old School. The council objects to the application, which includes repairing and removing walls, chimney stacks, and other features. They feel that removing chimneys from the listed building in the conservation area is inappropriate because they contribute to the area's history. The council also hopes that the exposed west gable of the old school can be rebuilt using traditional granite to maintain the building's original appearance.
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This document contains a planning application to the Cairngorms National Park Authority, submitted by Cairngorm Mountain (Scotland) Ltd, regarding a snow-making machine at Cairngorm Mountain in Glenmore, Aviemore. The application seeks to extend the period that a previously approved snow factory unit can remain on the site. The recommendation is to approve the application subject to conditions, including that the equipment is removed by 19 November 2021, and the site is restored to its original condition. NatureScot offered no objections, and the Cairngorms National Park Authority Landscape and Ecology Advisors offered no comments regarding this application.
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This document contains the agenda item and appendices for a Cairngorms National Park Authority planning committee meeting held on 13 November 2020. Specifically, it includes a location plan for application number 2020/0213/DET, showing the application site boundary and ownership boundary in the Coire na Ciste area of Cairngorm Mountain.
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This document contains an update for the Cairngorms National Park Authority (Park Authority) Planning Committee on applications that the committee has already approved, but where outstanding developer contributions or legal agreements are holding up the issuing of the decision notices. Specifically, it highlights two applications that have exceeded the three-month reporting period, one for affordable housing in Aviemore and another for flats on a former filling station site. While there have been delays, including those due to Covid-19, officers are confident that progress is being made and that all parties are working towards resolution. The Planning Committee will get further updates in future meetings.
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This document contains the Local Development Plan 2015 Monitoring Report for the Cairngorms National Park, prepared by Nina Caudrey, Planning Officer (Development Planning). It gives an overview of how the Cairngorms National Park Local Development Plan (LDP) 2015 was used by the National Park Authority and local councils from 2015 to 2020. The LDP was adopted on 27 March 2015 and was the first development plan covering the whole of the National Park. During the monitoring period, there were 1,790 applications with a 95% approval rate. Policy 3: Sustainable Design was the most frequently referred to policy by both the Cairngorms National Park Authority and local councils. This is the final monitoring report for the 2015 LDP, but policy use information will continue to be monitored for the 2020 LDP.
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This document contains a monitoring report on the Cairngorms National Park Local Development Plan (LDP) from 2015/2016 to 2019/2020. The report provides an overview of how the LDP was used by the National Park Authority and local authorities. It looks at planning applications, policy use, and appeals within the National Park. During this time, there were 1,876 planning applications, with most being approved. Policies related to sustainable design, natural heritage, and landscape were frequently used. The report also shares information on appeals and refers readers to the Plan's Action Programme for information on allocated sites.
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