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Newtonmore 
Proposals Proposals 

NM/H1: 

i. [RED  A 11.7ha site would provide land for around 120 
dwellings. A detailed planning application is with the 
National Park Authority for the development of part 
of this. This application will now be considered in line 
with the current adopted local plan (Badenoch and 
Strathspey Local Plan 1997), but will assist in 
providing housing for this local plan and its housing 
needs. RED]  [BLUE  This visually prominent site  BLUE]  [RED will be the subject 
of a development brief, and any development within 
the site will ensure adequate access is provided to the 
rest.  RED]

[RED
ii. The development of this site presents an excellent 
opportunity to provide opportunities for large and 
small scale developers and builders to work together 
to bring forward the delivery of the proposal. This 
will be recognised in the development brief. The brief 
will also address any mitigation required as a result of 
the prominent nature of this site.  RED]

NM/H2: A 5.2Ha site between Perth Road and Laggan 
Road that would provide land for around 100 
dwellings. The site is visually prominent and the 
National Park Authority will prepare a development 
brief to ensure a layout that minimises and mitigates 
the effects of any development.  [BLUE  Access for this 
development should be taken from the local transport 
network.  BLUE]

[RED
iii. There also remains within the community an 
aspiration  RED]  [BLUE  that the A86 should bypass the village 
centre. This would be achieved by means of a new 
road link to the B9150 along the boundary of area H2 
and a new road link to the industrial site at ED2 
through H1. Development of H1 or H2 may provide 
opportunities to bring this forward. BLUE]  [RED  Further 
discussions will be required in the development of 
development briefs for these sites to include the 
views of both the community and road engineers, 
among others to clarify the options for such a 
development.  RED]

[RED
NM/ED1: Land to the rear of the café provides some 
opportunity for low impact economic development 
which supports the sustainability of the community. 
A prominent site, any new development will be to the 
highest design and sustainability standards.  RED]

[RED
NM/ED2: The existing industrial estate/business park 
will be protected and developments which 
consolidate the economic provision of this site will be 
supported.  RED]

[RED
NM/ED3: the role of the Highland Folk Museum is 
important to the economic success of the area as a 
whole, and proposals to expand and enhance the 
facility will be supported.   RED]

[RED
NM/Env:  RED]  A number of open spaces  [RED and land which 
contributes to the setting of Newtonmore are 
identified and   RED]  will be protected from   [RED adverse  RED]
development. 

iv. Although not within the settlement boundary, the 
Caravan Site and Shinty field also play an important 
role in the life of this community. 


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Legend
Cairngorms National Park
Sites of Special Scientific Interest
Special Protection Areas
Special Area of Conservation
Ramsar Convention Site
National Nature Reserve
Gardens & Designed Landscapes
National Scenic Area
Conservation Area
Settlement Boundary
Indicative Settlement Boundary

Settlement Zone Type
Community
Economic Development
Housing
Environment
Village Centre