Local Development Plan November 2019

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Local Development Plan

Action Programme

November 2019

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction ...... 3 2. Summary of Site Progress over last two years………………………….…………………….4 3. Vision and Development Strategy ...... 5 4. Strategic Growth Areas (Arrochar, Balloch & Callander) ...... 9 5. Placemaking Priorities in other Towns and Villages ...... 23 6. Rural Development Frameworks ...... 29 7. Allocated Sites in Towns and Villages excluding Strategic Growth Areas ...... 33 8. Completed Allocated Sites………………………………………………………………………...49 9. Strategic Transport Infrastructure ...... 50 10. Local Development Plan Policies and Statutory and Planning Guidance ...... 51

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1. INTRODUCTION This Action Programme accompanies the Local Development Plan (the Plan) and identifies the actions needed to implement and deliver the development proposals (allocated sites), strategic growth areas and placemaking priorities contained within the Plan. These actions involve a range of stakeholders and focus on delivering the Plan’s:

Section 2 Summary of site progress over last 2 years Section 3 Vision and Development Strategy Section 4 Placemaking priorities identified in the main growth areas including Callander, Balloch and Arrochar Section 5 Placemaking Priorities identified in towns and villages Section 6 Rural Development Frameworks Section 7 Allocated sites in towns and villages Section 8 Completed sites Section 9 Strategic transport projects Section 10 Policies and Supplementary and Planning Guidance

Timescales for carrying out each of the actions, Where possible infrastructure needs and the lead body/organisation responsible, associated development costs have been added. infrastructure needs and other stakeholders The Action Programme should be read in involved are included, along with an update on conjunction with the Monitoring Report which progress made in delivering the action required provides an update on how the vision of the plan to date. Some actions are already progressing is being delivered in relation to climate change, well, whilst others require to be instigated during natural and historic environment, renewables, the Plan period. tourism, economic development, housing, retail, open space, and community facilities.

This Action Programme will be used to monitor If you have an update on a site or place then please get in touch by emailing livepark@lochlomond- progress on the 66 sites within the plan. It will trossachs.org. We are continuously reviewing this document. also be used as a project management tool to show where more focussed effort/action is required to facilitate site delivery and, where necessary highlight slippage in programmed activity. The timescales for the delivery of housing sites is linked to the Housing Land Audit. Actions will be reviewed bi-annually in collaboration with the wide range of delivery partners involved and the Action Programme itself will be re-published every two years.

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2. SUMMARY OF SITE PROGRESS OVER LAST TWO YEARS Oct 2017 to Mar Construction started on 4 homes on Pearl Street Callander H1 . 2018 highlights Forestry Commission site Balmaha H1 gained planning permission for 20 new social rented homes and 2 self-build plots in March 2018. A pre-application consultation was undertaken in November 2017 for a large mixed use development at West Riverside incorporating three allocated site—Balloch MU1 and VE1 and Woodbank House, Balloch VE4. At Callander South Masterplan area part of the site was sold to Rural Stirling Housing Association and a pre- application consultation was undertaken in Feb and March 2018. Killin biomass plant at Acharn Rural Activity Area was completed.

Mar 2018 to Major applications were submitted in May 2018 for a large mixed use development at West Riverside, Balloch MU1 and Oct 2018 VE1 and Woodbank House, Balloch VE4 and new homes at Gartness/Stirling Road Drymen H1 . highlights Another section of the Cross Pilgrim Way between St Fillans and Lochearnhead gained planning permission. 26 affordable homes at Succoth H2 were completed and are first residents moved in on Oct 2018.

Oct 2018 to Construction started at Moss Of Balloch on car parking, which are part of wider village square improvements. Mar 2019 An application was submitted for Planning Permission in Principle for a mixed use proposal at Tyndrum MU1. highlights Consideration of two major applications at West Riverside, Balloch MU1 and Gartness Road, Drymen H1 23 affordable homes at Callander H2 Telephone Exchange were completed.

Mar 2019 to Oct Permission granted for: 2019 Stirling Road in Drymen for 88 new homes of which 44 will be affordable , Claish Farm in Callander for 50 new highlights affordable homes and West Loch Lomondside area for 29 homes (subject to section 75 agreement) Construction commenced at Carrochan Road in Balloch for 24 new homes. Construction is complete for 4 affordable homes at Callander H1 Pearl Street.

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3. VISION AND DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

Deliver high quality visitor accommodation in a range of locations with more places to camp Focus majority of growth in and experience the outdoors. Strategic Growth Areas of Arrochar, Balloch and Callander

Deliver 75 new homes a year (open market and affordable)

Deliver Strategic Support Placemaking Priorities in Transport Aberfoyle, Arrochar, Balloch, Infrastructure Blairmore, Callander, Drymen, improvements at Tarbet and Tyndrum A82 (Tarbet to Inverarnan) and Callander South (new road bridge across River Teith) Support more active travel options and off-road

Support the rural economy through Rural Activity Areas and Buchanan South and West Loch Lomondside Rural Development Support more opportunities to travel Frameworks on the Lochs and experience being beside the water

Support the National Walking and Cycle Network through delivery of new and improved links to routes

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Main themes to deliver the Vision and Development Strategy

Three Strategic Growth Areas Eight Placemaking Priorities Two Rural Development Frameworks

Arrochar, Balloch and Callander offer the The Plan identifies eight Placemaking Priorities Rural Development Frameworks are identified greatest potential for sustainable development of Aberfoyle, Arrochar, Balloch, Blairmore, at West Loch Lomondside (between Inverbeg growth based on economies of scale for Callander, Drymen, Tarbet and Tyndrum. and Balloch including Luss) and Buchanan services and facilities, ability of surrounding Placemaking Priorities are central areas with South (between Drymen and Balmaha including environment to accommodate development and good potential for public realm improvements Buchanan). These identify where there is access to sustainable transport. Each of these and/or new development opportunities. Some of opportunity for some development within the areas has a good mix of land use allocated. these have grown from local community countryside, linked to ongoing land thoughts and ideas driven by former charrettes. management and diversification and supporting The key focus for these areas is to create a rural communities and the rural economy. more welcoming and friendly environment for people to walk, cycle, visit, shop and work in. The works could include improvements to open/ green space, easier path networks to walk/ cycle, de-cluttered street furniture, buildings for community uses and soft landscaping measures.

Balmaha

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Interactive map The details of each individual Local Development Plan allocated site is displayed in the tables contained within this document but we have also developed an interactive map, so you can view the site in more detail. This page explains how to use the map and also provides a link to the map. Please note that the map does not include details of individual planning applications on non-allocated sites. Information on planning applications can be found using our separate online planning application search.

Type in the name of your village here then the map will display your town

Click here to get the legend (key) showing you what the colours are:

Click on a site and a pop up will appear with information about site owner, developer, planning status, a list of actions and progress. You can maximise this pop up.

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Delivery partners

Action by a wide range of partners is required to Agent Ag Scottish Environment Protection SEPA deliver the vision and development strategy set Agency out in the Plan. This includes landowners, Argyll & Bute Council Scottish Futures Trust SFT agents, developers, as well as the local authorities, agencies and public sector organisations identified below. Partnership Community Council CC Scottish Government working between private and public sector is needed to deliver key infrastructure and Development Trust DT Scottish Natural Heritage services for development growth in many towns and villages. In some instances developer Forest Enterprise Scotland Scottish Water contributions will be sought and this is identified

as far as practicably possible in this document Highlands and Islands Transport sportscotland however advice should always be sought early Partnership from the National Park Authority as circumstances can/may change. Historic Environment Scotland Stirling Council

Land Owner LO Strathclyde Partnership for Transport Loch Lomond and The Trossachs Sustrans National Park Authority

National Health Service Scotland Tactran

Perth & Kinross Council Transport Scotland

Police Scotland Visit Scotland

Registered Social Landlord RSL West Dunbartonshire Council

Scottish Enterprise

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4. STRATEGIC GROWTH AREAS There are three strategic growth areas each with their own placemaking priorities. These include Callander, Arrochar, Balloch.

Arrochar

Balloch Callander

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Arrochar & Succoth Click here to view an interactive map of the village Arrochar & Succoth at the north of Housing Delivered Loch Long offer great potential as a marine gateway in a stunning Succoth open space 26 new homes completed Sept landscape. The Ben Arthur site is a 2018 and now fully occupied. This is a key opportunity to improve the (2014/0027/DET). key tourism opportunity whilst other open space. Focus to date has been on sites offer growth in terms of a the bridge repairs where funding is being Placemaking Priority for a new sought from SNH. LLTNPA to work with village centre next to Three Villages owner and partners including the Hall, improved water access, community to encourage action. economic development and housing.

Village Centre Placemaking Priority This is a key development site. The site is subject to an application for renewal of planning permission in principle, which is currently pending decision (ref. 2019/0157/PPP)

Ben Arthur Site This site is a priority and the key action is to continue to work with the owner and key partners to ensure delivery.

Housing Opportunity Pontoon Work with applicant to refresh A 50m floating pontoon was built by the Loch Long their planning application for Jetty Association and has been formally opened in Cobber’s Rest (H1) following July 2019. Most the funding for this was sourced by recent withdrawal of the community (ref: 2017/0236/DET). It is hoped that submission in April 2019. the development will help stimulate the economy.

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Arrochar & Succoth Progress is being made in delivering the strategic vision for Arrochar & Succoth. Following on from the charrette in 2014, there has been continued work with owners of the sites and partners. Jackie Baillie (MSP) and Stuart Mearns, Director of Rural Development & Planning support an Area Forum and topics include the Ben Arthur site, the litter at the head of Loch Long and the pontoon project south of the village centre (given difficulties of developing at the central site). We will continue to support the Arrochar Forum on various projects.

Ben Arthur Site (Former Torpedo site) Arrochar Pontoon Progress: There is no live planning Progress: Complete The 50m floating permission for the site. The owner pontoon has been completed and formally (Clydebank Developments) is actively opened in July 2019(ref: 2017/0236/ seeking to sell the site. DET).The community had sourced the majority of funding for this project and it was Actions: LLTNPA, Argyll and Bute Council built by the Loch Long Jetty Association. This and Highlands and Islands Enterprise will helps deliver on the Plans vision of continue to speak to the landowner and supporting more access to the water and prospective purchasers to consider creating more opportunities for people to innovative ways to take this challenging site enjoy being beside or on water. forward.

Housing

Charrette Town Centre Image Progress: The housing site at Succoth (H1) (ref: 2014/0027/DET) delivered 26 Progress: Planning permission in Principle is currently affordable homes funded by Argyll and pending consideration for the Arrochar Village Centre Site Bute’s Strategic Housing Investment fund and (ref: 2019/0157/PPP). This is a renewal of a previous other funding sources. The houses were permission (ref: 2015/0447/PPP) which had expired. completed Sept/Oct 2018 and all are now filled. Actions: Renewal of Planning permission in principle to be Actions: Work with the owner to progress determined. LLTNPA to continue to support Community housing at Cobblers Rest (H1). A recent Development Trust to progress the development of the submission was withdrawn in the summer and community café site. a revised proposal is being worked up following our advice.

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Arrochar & Succoth Progress of allocated sites (not developed) Site Landowner Agent Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions Progress Reference & Delivery Partners Contributions Requirements Name required Arrochar H1 Landowner: Mr. William 2020-2023 Planning permission Land needs serviced. LLTNPA to determine planning The site has been marketed as single Cobblers Burton for 13 dwellings Scottish Water application for Permission in plots. The site is not currently identified Rest Agent: Clark Design pending consideration confirms sufficient Principle received in November in the Argyll and Bute Council SHIP. Housing 12 Architecture (2019/0299/PPP) capacity at the Water 2019. The site was cleared of trees to allow Delivery Partners: and Waste Water investigation works to be undertaken Scottish Water, Planning history for Treatment works. Consult with Argyll and Bute and an application was submitted in LLTNPA, Registered 12 homes Early engagement with Council to see if there is any April 2019 but then subsequently Social Landlord, Argyll (2006/0409/DET). Scottish Water is interest to include site in the withdrawn in June 2019. A revised and Bute Council Affordable housing recommended. Strategic Housing Investment application for planning permission in requirement of 25%. Programme (SHIP). Other delivery principle has since been submitted in mechanisms for affordable housing November 2019 and is being may be considered for this site. assessed.

Arrochar ED1 Landowner: Luss 2020-2022 None There is currently Discuss options with landowner. No progress. However, planning Arrochar Estates sufficient capacity at Encourage planning application to permission has been granted for an Economic Agent: the Waste Water be submitted. extension to the Mountain Rescue Development Delivery Partners: Treatment Works Centre and 6 new car park spaces. Scottish Water, however engagement (Reference: 2018/0115/DET). LLTNPA, Argyll and with Scottish Water is Bute Council recommended once final flows are known. Arrochar Landowner: Arrochar 2019-2021 2019/0157/PPP Scottish Water Encourage detailed planning Application for renewal has been MU1 Land Hotel Group and recommended early applications (matters specified in submitted and is pending next to 3 Community engagement to conditions) to be submitted for each consideration. (2019/0157/PPP) Villages Hall Development Trust discuss service phase of the proposal. Mixed Use Agent: Opfer Logan connections. Architects and FPS Work with community to help Planning develop their plans for the Delivery Partners: community/heritage element. Scottish Water, LLTNPA, Argyll and Bute Council Arrochar H3 Landowner: Luss 2023-2024 No planning No immediate action. Longer term Church Road Estates permission. housing site. Housing 6 Agent: None. Affordable housing Delivery Partners: requirement of 25%. Scottish Water, LLTNPA, Argyll and Bute Council

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Arrochar & Succoth Progress of allocated sites (not developed) continued

Site Landowner Agent Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions Progress Reference & Delivery Partners Contributions Requirements Name required Arrochar MU2 Landowner: Clydebank 2020-2022 No planning Scottish Water LLTNPA to work with council, The land owned by Clydebank Succoth Developments, and permission. advises a Flow And landowner and community to enable Developments Ltd is linked to Ben Arthur Mixed Use Argyll and Bute Pressure Test and footpath upgrade including new site and likely to be sold as one lot. Argyll Council and Drainage lmpact bridge. and Bute purchased land originally for a Stronafyne Farm Assessment may be football pitch. A bid by the Community Agent: None required to assess LLTNPA to work with community to Development Trust for the land is no longer Delivery Partners: the local network. investigate funding to enable the being progressed. Funding being sought Scottish Water, Early engagement removal of invasive species. for bridge and works hope to be undertaken LLTNPA, Argyll and with Scottish Water in 2019. Bute Council, is recommended. LLTNPA to encourage prospective Community developers and future owners to undertake a feasibility study and flood risk assessment to be undertaken.

Arrochar VE1 Landowner: Clydebank 2023-2024 Permission lapsed Scottish Water LLTNPA working with landowner, A&B LLTNPA and ABC are having ongoing Ben Arthur Developments June 2016 advises a Flow And and H&IE to market and secure discussions with the owner. Visitor (reference Pressure Test and interest in the site with a view to Experience Agent: None. 2012/0163/DET) for Drainage lmpact submitting a planning application for a Amenity Notice served in July 2016 to clear 130 bed hotel, 36 Assessment may be new proposal. up site and close road which has been Delivery Partners: holiday required to assess complied with. Scottish Water, accommodation the local network. LLTNPA to work with owners and LLTNPA, Argyll and units, 16 dwelling Early engagement partners to improve the appearance of Bute Council and houses, chandlery/ with Scottish Water the site and prevent fly tipping. Highlands and Islands cafe bar building is recommended. Enterprise and pedestrian walkway.

Arrochar TR1 Landowner: Crown 2023-2024 Permission lapsed Ongoing liaison with the community, Note: There has been a pontoon built South Arrochar Pier land in 2012 for pontoon Argyll and Bute Council and Luss of the allocation at the old redundant pier, a Transport Agent: Community (reference Estates through the Arrochar Forum. small floating pontoon has been funded by Development Trust 2009/0264/DET). the community and opened in July 2019 Delivery Partners: The Community are (ref: 2017/0236/DET). There is still potential LLTNPA, Argyll and pursuing a new to develop an additional pontoon at TR1 To Bute Council pontoon at an create further opportunity. alternative site.

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Balloch Click here to view an interactive map of the village Balloch on the shores of Loch Balloch Castle Lomond offers great opportunities for growth especially for Visitor Actions: Work with West Dunbartonshire Council to Experience with sites at West assess funding options to fulfil Riverside, Balloch Castle and preferred options identified in the Country Park, Woodbank House and Council’s feasibility study. Transport /Pier End. The village centre placemaking priority offers an opportunity for public realm enhancement. Other sites for housing are also available. Balloch Pier and Maid Actions: Work alongside Loch Lomond Steamship Company to introduce temporary visitor/ passenger facilities for Maid of Loch project. West Riverside and Woodbank House Progress: This planning application was recommended for refusal and subsequently Moss O Balloch Car parking withdrawn by the applicants. In September Progress: Complete West 2019. Dunbartonshire Council have Actions: Encourage development on the site completed works for the improved in accordance with the Local Development and extended car parking in early Plan . 2019 Actions: No further actions required

Housing Opportunities Progress: Planning permission granted for 8 homes at Craiglomond (2016/0200/DET). Village Square Placemaking Priority Turnberry homes have started construction of Station Square Placemaking Priority Progress: Completed West 24 new homes at Carrochan Road Housing site Progress: Discussions with West Dunbartonshire Council have completed (ref: ( 2019/0019/MSC). Dunbartonshire Council ongoing. works create an active centre of the village in front of Moss O’ Balloch. Actions: Encourage works to start at Actions: Work with Sustrans and West Craiglomond. Monitor site delivery at Dunbartonshire Council to deliver the Station Actions: No further actions required. Carrochan Road. Square to improve arrival point in Balloch and connection from the train station.

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Balloch Following the 2016 Balloch Charrette there has been a strong drive from partners and the local community to rejuvenate the centre of Balloch and develop West Riverside. West Riverside Actions: While land within the West Riverside Street Designs Progress: application site has been identified as suitable for The Balloch Street Design project involving the tourism development, it is crucial that any new upgrading of the village and station square and A planning application for a major development development protects the character of the existing Balloch Road has been progressing following incorporating three allocated sites at West landscape and the natural and built environment, several well attended public events. Riverside, Woodbank House, and Station Square while making a positive contribution to the area as Both the Moss O’ Balloch Car parking and village Balloch, was submitted on 21st May 2018 (ref: an international tourism destination. square improvements in front of this have now been 2018/0133/PPP). completed. The next step is to encourage a suitable application The works resulted in an improved civic space built On the 5th of September the Director of Rural for the allocated sites. with quality materials along with new ‘street Development and Planning published a report furniture’ to create a sense of place. A series of recommending refusal of the planning application Sweeney’s Cruises submitted a planning traffic calming measures were also put in place. and it was subsequently withdrawn. application for the upgrade to their site (ref: Works on the station square were put on hold 2017/0373/DET). This was approved in January Overall it was deemed that the application did not pending progress with the West Riverside 2018. comply with the Local Development Plan for the masterplan. Given the withdrawal of the West National Park and was contrary to the National Riverside application, we will now review with Park’s Aims. partners whether to amend the timescales to progress works on station square.

Balloch Charrette Image 2016 Sweeney Cruises—to be redeveloped Village square completed works

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Balloch Progress of allocated sites (not developed)

Site Planning Status Reference & Landowner Agent Delivery Contributions Scottish Water Name Partners Timescale required Requirements Actions Progress Balloch VE1 Landowner: Scottish Enterprise, 2019-2021 The most recent Scottish Water LLTNPA to encourage suitable The application for planning West LLTNPA, West Dunbartonshire planning recommends application on the site permission in principle for the major Riverside Council, Pier & Engine House application for this early engagement development at West Riverside and Visitor leased to Loch Lomond site was to discuss service Woodbank House has been Experience Steamship Company (LLSC) withdrawn in connections. withdrawn by the applicants. Agent: Flamingo Land Agent - September 2019 Peter Brett Associates (PBA) and (2018/0133/PPP) LLSC Agent – studio KAP Architects

Delivery Partners: Community, Scottish Water, LL Water Sports Association, LLSC

Balloch VE2 Landowner: West Dunbartonshire 2019-2021 Play park built in WDC to improve facilities for As part of the Balloch streetscape East Riverside Council 2013 (ref: events such as drainage and project 31 additional car parking Visitor Agent: None 2012/0383/DET) parking. spaces will be constructed next to the Experience Delivery Partners: access road into Moss O’Balloch. LLTNPA, West Dunbartonshire Enhance connection to riverside. Works were completed in 2019. Council

Balloch VE3 Landowner: Glasgow City Council 2019-2021 No planning Scottish Water Glasgow City Council, WDC and Significant restoration works Balloch Castle Agent: ZM Architecture permission. recommends LLTNPA to progress completed and scaffolding removed. Visitor (Feasibility) early engagement redevelopment of Castle for reuse. WDC completed a feasibility report in Experience Delivery Partners: Scottish Water, to discuss service March 2017. Progress has stalled. LLTNPA, West Dunbartonshire connections. Work with WDC to assess funding Council Community options to fulfil preferred options identified in the Council’s feasibility study.

Balloch VE4 Landowner: Flamingo Land 2019-2021 The most recent Scottish Water LLTNPA to encourage suitable The application for planning Woodbank Agent: Peter Brett Associates planning recommends application on the site permission in principle for the major House Visitor (PBA) on behalf of Flamingo Land application for this early engagement development at West Riverside and Experience (prospective developer) site was to discuss service Woodbank House has been Delivery Partners: Scottish Water, withdrawn in connections. withdrawn by the applicants. LLTNPA, West Dunbartonshire September 2019 Council, Scottish Enterprise, (2018/0133/PPP) Community

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Balloch Progress of allocated sites (not developed) continued Site Landowner Agent Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions Progress Reference Delivery Partners Contributions Requirements & Name required Balloch MU1 Landowner: Scottish 2019-2021 The most recent Scottish Water Work with partners to ensure road Public consultation event was held Nov 2017 and The Old Enterprise and planning application recommends upgrades and public realm is a planning application was submitted May 2018. Station Sweeney’s Cruises for this site was early improved between Train Station and Road improvements including enhanced arrival/ Mixed Use Agent: Peter Brett withdrawn in engagement to Visit Scotland Centre at Old Station public realm are a separate project led by West Visitor Associates (PBA) September 2019 discuss service Dunbartonshire Council. The station works will Experience Delivery Partners:- (2018/0133/PPP) connections. be part of Phase 2 of the streetscape project, & Transport Scottish Water, LLTNPA, Renewal application village square to be undertaken as Phase 1. West Dunbartonshire for upgrade to Given the withdrawal of the West Riverside Council, Scottish Sweeney’s cruises application timescales will be reviewed and may Enterprise, Community, yard has been require amending. The upgrade to Sweeney Sustrans approved Cruises was approved Aug 2018. (2017/0373/DET). Balloch MU2 Landowner: West 2019-2020 Planning permission Scottish Water LLTNPA to monitor construction Turnberry Homes have received Planning Carrochan Dunbartonshire Council approved for 12 recommends progress and to ensure all planning permission for Matters Specified in Conditions Road Mixed Agent: None. houses and 12 flats early conditions are met. (i.e. for the detailed design and layout) in April Use Delivery Partners: (2019/0019/MSC). engagement to 2019 . They have since commenced Housing and Scottish Water, LLTNPA, discuss service construction. Parking West Dunbartonshire connections. Council Community Note: planning permission did not require affordable housing contribution given delivery of public car parking as planning gain. Balloch H1 Landowner: In 2022-2023 Planning permission Scottish Water Site to be sold. Planning permission granted. No affordable North of administration, land for approved for 8 two- recommends housing required given planning history of site, Encourage new owner to implement Craiglomond sale bed cottage flats early brownfield constraints and proposal is for small the planning permission before Gardens Agent: None (2016/0200/DET). engagement to ‘starter’ size homes (2-bed flats approx. 70sqm). expiry in 2020. Housing 8 Delivery Partners: Affordable housing discuss service Also, there is off-site delivery of affordable Scottish Water, LLTNPA, requirement of 25%. connections. homes at windfall site, Dumbain Road, edge of West Dunbartonshire Balloch. Council Community Balloch TR1 Landowners: Loch 2019-2020 Planning permission Refurbishment of main Balloch pier Refurbishment works planned of Pier from Loch Lomond Shores for approved for Maid of Loch. summer 2017 to summer 2018. New pontoon in Lomond Drumkinnon Bay, West (2012/0104/DET) for operation within Drumkinnon Bay. Shores Dunbartonshire Council pontoon at Improve strong connections to water Transport own Balloch Pier, Drumkinnon Bay. No based transport. National Park Authority planning permission own slipway and required for repairs pontoon. to Balloch Pier. Delivery Partners: Loch Lomond Steamship Company, Community

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Callander Click here to view an interactive map of the village Town Centre Callander is the largest town in the Park Placemaking Priority and forms its eastern gateway. The town is Station Road Car Park Continue to work with the set within a special landscape including Opportunity for community, retail and community and Stirling Council to River Teith, Callander Crags and Ben Ledi. business uses with enhanced parking improve the town centre public area and bus turning area. realm including improved shop The majority of growth opportunity is to the frontages, addressing street clutter, south at Claish Farm which is allocated for and improvement to signage. A a mix of uses including visitor experience traffic movement study has been undertaken which will inform future and housing. priorities for transport improvements Callander has the opportunity to: and parking provision. Work with Sustrans to encourage a) design and create friendly environments active travel improvements. for pedestrians and cyclists with support from Sustrans, and

b) develop a long term road bridge through City Deal and developer contributions to accommodate future growth.

Callander South Preliminary design options to be created by land owner and agents. The part owned by the Rural Stirling Housing Association has received planning permission for 50 affordable homes. This development represents the first phase in the development of the Callander South area and will provide the initial access, road, bus and footpath Housing Delivered infrastructure that is essential in unlocking and 23 new affordable homes facilitating future phases of development within completed Jan 2019 at the wider allocations. Station Road and now fully The developer is to identify and address occupied. (2014/0095/DET). infrastructure for site including roads, bridge, water and drainage with Stirling Council. 4 new affordable homes completed Oct 2019 at Pearl Following bridge feasibility work with Stirling Street (2017/0174/DET). Council, the community and others to decide what happens next.

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Callander The main focus for Callander is to deliver the outcomes identified in the Charrette (2011), Community Action Plan and Callander Landscape Partnership. The projects from the charrette include the regeneration and support to the town centre (including the square and modernisation of Station Road Car Park including new supermarket), a replacement pedestrian bridge, long term road bridge and associated road improvements, and visitor accommodation and large scale land release to the south of the River Teith, known as Claish Farm, to accommodate housing, tourism, economic development and Riverside Park. A masterplan framework for Callander South has been prepared as Planning Guidance (see Section 9 for an update).

Ancaster Square -Concept from 2016

Progress: In addition to the improvements to Ancaster Square public realm, recent work includes a traffic movement study and surveys on parking Active travel bridge concept Callander South—Claish Farm site use which provides the evidence base for future decisions on parking provision and active travel Progress: A bridge feasibility study has been Progress: On August 2019 Rural Stirling improvements to create routes that will better completed which looked at the junction capacity Housing Association have received planning connect the services and facilities throughout of A81 and A84 and the impact of future growth at permission to build 50 affordable homes on part of Claish Farm site (ref. 2019/0098/DET). Callander with local residents. Callander South, on this junction. The study also looked at potential bridge crossing options and The application site represents part of a wider provided costing for two options: a vehicle/active Stirling Council had discussions with Callander area of land within the MU2 ‘Claish Farm’ community council about the timetable for travel bridge and an active travel only bridge. allocation. Stirling Council have commissioned progressing the Community Parking Management consultants to look at opportunities for tourism Plan. Actions: LLTNPA, working with Stirling Council, development at Claish Farm and the wider will develop a business case as part of Stirling Callander area. A draft feasibility study has been Actions: Sustrans, Stirling Council and LLTNPA to City Deal. drawn up. progress detailed design and consider parking. Stirling Council are aiming to set up a steering group Actions: Rural Stirling Housing Association in early 2020 for the Community Parking aiming to make a site start at the end of October. Management Plan. They will start further community Landowner/developer to develop proposals for engagement for March—April to gather feedback remaining part of the site in consultation with on issues with parking in the town. LLTNPA. Local Development Plan | Action Programme | 19

Callander Progress of allocated sites (not developed)

Site Planning Status Reference & Landowner Agent Delivery Contributions Scottish Water Name Partners Timescale required Requirements Actions Progress Callander H3 Landowner: Mike Luti 2022-2024 Lapsed planning Scottish Water advise: Discuss options with agent including Agent has advised that site is on Churchfields permission in a) early engagement, adopting ecosystems services hold and it has been moved late Housing 30 Agent: Felsham Planning & principle expired in b) limited capacity at the approach with support from SEPA, into the housing programming but Homes Development 2013 (reference waste water treatment SNH and River Forth Fisheries remains effective. 2008/0376/OUT) works and Drainage Impact Trust. Delivery Partners: Scottish Assessment required, and Water, LLTNPA, Stirling 33% affordable c) Network investigations Council, SEPA, SNH housing may be required to assess the local network. Callander Landowner: Drummond 2019-2021 Planning Scottish Water advise: Determine live planning application No formal objections from statutory RET1 Stirling Estates permission in a) early engagement, for a supermarket and work with consultees. Applicant has

Road Retail Developer: Graham + principle b) limited capacity at the developer to negotiate new confirmed that they wish the Sibbald (reference: waste water treatment developer contribution levels. application to be put on hold until Delivery Partners: 2011/0167/PPP) works and Drainage Impact technical work for the proposed Scottish Water, LLTNPA, lapsed in Aug Assessment required, and road crossing has progressed. Stirling Council 2017. Planning c) Network investigations permission pending may be required to assess for a supermarket the local network. (2017/0239/PPP). Contributions possibly required towards public realm and active travel improvements. Callander Landowner: Cambusmore 2019-2021 No planning Scottish Water advise: Encourage application to be No progress to date. VE1 Estates Trust permission a) early engagement, submitted. Auchenlaich Agent: Montgomery Forgan b) limited capacity at the Visitor Associates waste water treatment Develop access strategy for the site Experience Delivery Partners: works and Drainage Impact as adjacent to A84 in consultation Scottish Water, LLTNPA, Assessment required, and with Transport Scotland. Stirling Council, Transport c) Network investigations Scotland may be required to assess the local network.

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Callander Progress of allocated sites (not developed) continued

Planning Status Site Reference Landowner Agent Contributions Scottish Water & Name Delivery Partners Timescale required Requirements Actions Progress Callander ED1 Landowner: Stirling Council 2019-2023 No planning Scottish Water advise: Work with Stirling Council, Economic Bridge feasibility study undertaken Lagrannoch permission a) early engagement, Development to safeguard potential with Stirling Council involved. Industrial Estate Agent: Unknown b) limited capacity at the route of road bridge subject feasibility Economic waste water treatment study. Encourage planning Development Delivery partners: works and Drainage Impact application to create small to medium Scottish Water, LLTNPA, Assessment required, and enterprises. Stirling Council c) Network investigations may be required to assess

Callander MU1 Landowner: Stirling Council 2019-2023 No planning Scottish Water advise: Encourage planning application to be Stirling Council are not actively Station Road permission a) early engagement, submitted subject to car parking marking the site. The Community Mixed Use of Delivery Partners: b) limited capacity at the strategy. Development Trust have submitted Retail, Scottish Water, LLTNPA, waste water treatment an asset transfer request to the Business, Car Stirling Council, Community works and Drainage Impact Council to take over this site parking and Development Trust Assessment required, and amongst others owned by the Transport c) Network investigations Council. Updates available on the may be required to assess Trust’s website https:// the local network. incallander.co.uk/ccdt_assettransfer. Callander MU2 Landowner: Mr & Mrs Gray 2019-2024 Planning Scottish Water advise: Landowner to implement Planning Agent on behalf of landowner has Claish Farm and Rural Stirling Housing permission a) early engagement, permission. carried out assessments in relation Mixed Use of Association approved b) limited capacity at the to road capacities and continues to Visitor (2019/0098/DET) waste water treatment Landowner/developer to develop market the site. A multi-agency Experience, Agent: Geddes Consulting - for 50 affordable works and Drainage Impact proposals for remaining part of the approach is being taken to make Economic Bob Salters homes. Assessment required, and site in consultation with LLTNPA. progress on the site. Development, Developer c) Network investigations Housing (90 Delivery Partners: contributions inc may be required to assess RSHA received planning permission Homes) & Scottish Water, LLTNPA, 33% affordable the local network. for 50 new affordable homes on 26th Playing Field Stirling Council, Historic housing, potential August 2019 (2019/0098/DET) . The Environment Scotland, education site is identified within Stirling SEPA. contribution and Council Strategic Housing new bridge Investment Programme (SHIP) and a contribution. site start is envisaged in January 2020.

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Callander Progress of allocated sites (not developed) continued

Site Reference & Landowner Agent Delivery Planning Status Name Partners Timescale Contributions required Scottish Water Requirements Actions Progress Callander Landowner: George Long Term No planning permission Scottish Water advise: Long term site No progress to date. LT1 Cruickshank a) early engagement, Cambusmore Agent: Houghton Planning Ltd b) limited capacity at the waste water Quarry Delivery Partners: treatment works and a Drainage Visitor Scottish Water, LLTNPA, lmpact Assessment required, and Experience Stirling Council c) Network investigations may be required to assess the local network. Callander Landowner: Mr & Mrs Gray Long Term No planning permission Scottish Water advise: Long term site. Agent on behalf of LT2 Claish Agent: Geddes Consulting - a) early engagement, landowner has carried Farm South Bob Salters b) limited capacity at the waste water Future phase subject to out assessments in Mixed Use Delivery Partners: treatment works and Drainage Impact masterplan with adopted relation to road Scottish Water, LLTNPA, Assessment required, and ecosystems services approach capacities and Stirling Council, Historic c) Network investigations may be with support from SEPA, SNH continues to market Environment Scotland, SEPA. required to assess the local network. and River Forth Fisheries Trust. the site. Callander Landowner: Robert Mackellar Long Term No planning permission Scottish Water advise: Long term site. No progress required. LT3 Agent: Graham+ Sibbald, a) early engagement, Balgibbon Glasgow b) limited capacity at waste water Drive Delivery Partners: Scottish treatment works and Drainage Impact Housing Water, LLTNPA, Stirling Assessment required, and Council c) Network investigations may be required to assess the local network. Callander Landowner: Cambusmore 2017-2021 No planning permission Scottish Water advise: Encourage application for small No progress to date. RA1 Estates Trust a) early engagement, to medium size enterprises. Callander Agent: Montgomery Forgan b) limited capacity at the waste water East Rural Associates treatment works and a Drainage Activity Area Delivery Partners: lmpact Assessment required, and Scottish Water, LLTNPA, c) Network investigations may be Stirling Council required to assess the local network.

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5. PLACEMAKING PRIORITIES (PP) – ALL OTHER VILLAGES

There are five other placemaking priorities in addition to the strategic growth areas of Callander, Balloch and Arrochar. These include Aberfoyle, Blairmore, Drymen, Tarbet and Tyndrum.

Aberfoyle Blairmore pier Drymen Tarbet

Tyndrum

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Aberfoyle Placemaking Priority Support improvements to main street and riverside car park

The 2013 charrette and other community engagement identified the opportunity to enhance and improve two key areas within the village centre- the main street and the Riverside area. Both are busy visitor areas and offer scope for improved public space and realm, and opportunity to better utilise the Riverside setting with more activities and enterprises aimed at outdoor recreation, food and drink and craft market activity. Strathard Community Trust has accessed funding for 2018/20 to develop and then implement a sustainable economic development strategy. There have been concerns with vacant shops along the main street, however in 2019 much has been happening on Aberfoyle’s main street and now the majority of shops are open with a variety of services and shops; a café, escape rooms, bike hire shop, intrepid outdoor activity provider, bakery etc. Aberfoyle has also been shortlisted for the Great British High Street Awards 2019.

Flooding is a key issue within Aberfoyle. The original flood alleviation scheme was unsuccessful at gaining funding. Following further public consultation and two flooding events, the scheme was reviewed and amended. It will be submitted for the next cycle of funding in 2019. If successful the aim is to complete by 2024.

High Street Revival with

new shops opening

Charrette sketches of potential town centre and riverside Location of Placemaking Priority

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Blairmore Placemaking Priority Safeguard retail frontage and enhance Blairmore Pier—a key asset for water access

The local community have helped shape ideas to The Blairmore Village Trust (an independent transform the Village Green into a more useable Community Interest Company) purchased the site space for the benefit of both locals and visitors in 2014 using the Scottish Land Fund. Charrette sketch through a Charrette in 2013/2014. Actions: Trust and wider community to realise The vision for the Village Green is to create their long term aspirations for a mixed use recreational open space, tourism accommodation, development on the site with support from café/shop, parking and bus stop, use of LLTNPA and other partners. Trust and wider renewables, and bike and boat hire. The site is community to continue to hold more events, allocated in the Local Development Plan looking at funding options and keep up (Blairmore VE1). momentum.

Location of Placemaking Priority Village Green Plans Progress: Community grant awarded in Feb 2018 to support the community to progress feasibility and design work for the development of 5 holiday let facilities. These will ultimately provide the income stream that creates sustainability for the community owned assets.

Open Space Enhancement Progress: The works completed in 2017 included new picnic benches, wooden planters, flower/shrub borders, tree works, informal children play areas, bird table, wildlife log, and wooden sculptures. There is also a grow your own food area. The community are now maintaining the site with grass cutting and ongoing treatment of the japenese knotweed. The Blairmore Village Trust received a Gold Award in 2018 Beautiful Scotland Campaign and was overall winner

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Drymen Placemaking Priority Support improvements to the village square

The Square is the central point of the village and a Progress: Drymen Community Development Trust and East Loch Lomond Community priority for action identified through the 2013 Charrette Development Trust commissioned a feasibility study with the help of the Sustrans and in the Local Community Action Plan. Action is Community Links funding, and with support of National Park and Stirling Council staff .The needed to make it a more attractive, safe and functional study investigated options for safe shared-use links between Drymen and Balmaha. The place for people to congregate and gather, including a study also looked at the public square in Drymen and the parking and road around this in review of car parking, pedestrian safety and order to identify opportunities to improve the space for walking and cycling and locating an landscaping. Drymen Community Trust is in the Active Travel hub (i.e. secure cycle storage, public bicycle pump and repair tools). The process of identifying funding sources to progress a feasibility study includes preliminary designs in and around the square to make this a more project at the village centre. people friendly experience to move around. Action: Drymen Community Development Trust and the National Park staff will work together to decide on the most appropriate community engagement process to move from preliminary to detailed designs securing local community approval.

Location of Placemaking Priority

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Tarbet Placemaking Priority Support preparation of a master plan for central Tarbet to co-ordinate linkages between development opportunities including safe crossing/access to the A82/A83.

The main focus of this placemaking priority is to The National Park Authority owns the open A Proposal of Application Notice was received in ensure the new development sites (VE1, MU2) are recreational space with associated loch frontage, August 2019 for the formation of a village square developed within a masterplan framework with the including the car park, kiosk and public toilets. and erection of a tourism and mixed use primary focus to address the junction of the A82/ There is an opportunity to stimulate development development with associated traffic calming A83 and create a new core for Tarbet. of the other sites through improvements to this measures, infrastructure and landscaping in site by enhancing visitor car parking and facilities. Tarbet (ref: 2019/0209/PAC). This includes The Tourist Information Centre has closed and the The car parking area was resurfaced early 2018 several allocated sites and pre-application old filling station site is blighting the arrival into and a new tenant is now operating the café. consultation is the first step in the process for a Tarbet from the south and from the north the old Improvements works to the toilet and café Major Development application. The pre- garage site is also in need of being regenerated to facilities have been completed in 2019 and this application consultation event took place in create a sense of arrival. was made possible through the Scottish September 2019. Government Rural Infrastructure Fund.

Location of Placemaking Priority

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Tyndrum Placemaking Priority Support public realm improvement

A charrette took place in 2013 highlighting that within The key partners in the project are the community, Tyndrum there are limited opportunities to stop and Transport Scotland and the local businesses. The linger and enjoy what Tyndrum has to offer. A small Real Food Café have recently undertaken works scale trial has been underway extracting gold from the including updated signage and a new extension stockpiled ore remaining from previous exploratory which is contributing positively to the sense of place. works in the nearby Cononish Glen. The construction has started on the new cycle/foot Following planning permission being granted for the path between Crainlarich and Tyndrum with the gold mine in October 2018 (ref: 2017/0254/MIN) works section between Tyndrum and Dalrigh now open started on site in December 2018. The new road (July 2017) creating a new circular walking route from junction is now complete, a new bridge across the Tyndrum through the community woodland and along Crom Allt river is nearing completion and additional the existing West Highland Way. This may car parking will be created at Dalrigh car park. It is encourage visitors to stop and stay as it will create hoped to stimulate development of Tyndrum and day visit opportunities. realise the community’s aspiration of a visitor centre Charrette sketches with a gold/geology theme. Tyndrum and Crianlarich are This will hopefully stimulate the economy and lead to covered by the Strathfillan the improvements of the public realm. An application Community Action Plan, which is has been submitted for the larger allocation at currently being reviewed and Tyndrum MU1 (ref: 2018/0355/PPP) and further workshops are planned to be information has been requested. held for the community which could identify development opportunities and aspirations for their place. Location of The first workshop is planned to Placemaking be held in November 2019. Priority

New cycle track—Tyndrum © Crown copyright and database rights 2017. Ordnance Survey 100031883 to Dalrigh

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6. RURAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORKS Two Rural Development Frameworks accompany the Plan as Supplementary Guidance. These pilot new approaches to guide and facilitate appropriate rural development in two pressured countryside areas of the National Park; at east and west Loch Lomondside. They seek to provide a coordinated policy direction and comfort to landowners, investors and communities on the types of development that could be accommodated.

Areas covered by a Rural Development Framework

INVERBEG HOLIDAY PARK

West Loch Lomondside between Inverbeg and Balloch inc Luss Buchanan South LUSS between Drymen and Balmaha, inc. GARELOCHEAD Buchanan

DRYMEN

HELENSBURGH

BALLOCH

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West Loch Lomondside Rural Development Framework Increase economic activity, the supply of housing and improve infrastructure Over the last year we have worked closely with Luss Estates (the local landowner), on a package of development projects within Luss and in the countryside around the village. New Homes On the 28th October 2019 the Planning and The 5 affordable homes in Luss (ref Access Committee were minded to approve 2015/0441/DET) that were completed in 2017 eight planning applications for housing subject by Link Housing Association formed part of to a legal agreement to control the phasing this package, as Luss Estates had provided and affordable housing. the land and financial assistance to assist The applications submitted by Luss Estates delivery of these homes which counted Company have been assessed as one towards an increase in affordable housing interlinked development package. This is an within the area. The provision of a community approach that is enabled in this area through village green within Luss is also included, the Rural Development Framework (RDF) and which has planning permission and some of allows for cross funding of development, the works taken place (ref. 2015/0240/DET). where this helps achieve an agreed overall The eight housing applications will potentially development strategy to stimulate and deliver 29 new homes. Ten of these will be strengthen the rural economy and sustain the delivered on the allocated housing site Luss local population. H1 and six of these will be made available at a The application sites are all located within the 30% discount from open market value to West Loch Lomondside area covering Luss make them affordable to those on modest and a number of smaller rural communities in incomes. the surrounding countryside including By providing family homes, this can help Aldochlay, Port of Rossdhu, Arnburn and retain local public services such as schools, in Muirlands. what is projected to be a declining and ageing population.

New sense of arrival The re-opening of the redundant filling station gave the northern entrance to the village a renewed sense of arrival. Unfortunately the filling station building was burnt down and a temporary pop up caravan has been sited in its place. There is further work to be undertaken at both entrances to the village: To the north, alongside the filling station, retail/workshop units is being considered for renewal (2019/0205/DET), which includes attractive new public realm proposals including trees and high quality surfacing, and to the south, a new public open space was implemented before expiring still needs to be completed. An application is pending for a new car park to the south of the village (ref 2019/0070/DET).

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Buchanan South Rural Development Framework Wider Buchanan area offers opportunity for small scale development linked to building groups, or on brownfield sites.

Milton of Buchanan offers opportunity for limited expansion (small-scale housing), Buchanan Castle Estate Buchanan Castle Estate, Quarry has opportunities for small scale development in the quarry and associated with the golf course and the wider countryside has opportunities for conversions and houses in connection with a established rural business. Recreation networks Action: Stirling Council to assess and sign off detailed designs that came out of the feasibility Progress: study before submitting a planning application. Work has been underway to improve the Conic Hill Further actions to be taken in and around Balmaha path (2017/0143/DET), with the lower section will look at improving connections to the loch, pier, complete in 2017 and the upper section recently viewpoints and walking/cycling routes for local gained planning permission. This is part of the people and visitors and place greater emphasis on Mountains and People project. Also, see previous the network of forest paths for off-road recreation. page, regarding the Pontoon at Balmaha. Conversions and homes in connection with A feasibility study was commissioned by the rural businesses Drymen and East Loch Lomond Development Trust, which among other aspects looked at At a group of farm buildings on the edge of developing options for improving cycle links Balmaha, Auchengyle, approval was given for between Balmaha and adjacent villages. The three dwellings in 2015 (2015/0086/DET) which detailed designs for this are complete and have expired in July 2018. No further proposals have been considered for comment by Drymen and been submitted for this site. East Loch Lomond Community Trust; the final section of shared use path into Balmaha has now got planning permission (2018/0071/DET). Progress: Planning permission for erection of 13 holiday lodges which was implemented before expiring (2010/0277/ DET).

Actions: Framework states that an alternative to the holiday lodges could be small scale housing, with consideration of a commuted sum or offsite affordable housing at Milton of Buchanan. This is being explored by the owner. Planning approval for ‘shared use footway’ cyclists Auchengyle Farm & Steadings, Balmaha

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Buchanan South Rural Development Framework Balmaha’s Strategic Principles Plan provides a current update on the key sites that require focus over the short and medium term.

Key Development site Housing Opportunity Progress: Application approved for 20 lodges, 3 Progress: Planning application approved in holiday flats, restaurant/bar, March 2018 for 22 smokehouse & brewery with homes to be delivered cafe, manager's house by Rural Housing (2016/0024/DET). Stirling Association Ref: 2016/0399/DET). The Actions: Developer to East Loch Lomond complete project and LLTNPA to monitor construction of Community Trust the site. Six units are completed. (ELLCT) has secured funding from the Scottish Land Fund to purchase land and services for four community owned homes for key workers, which will be managed by Rural Stirling Housing Association. Works are planned to start early 2020.

Actions: LLTNPA to closely work with Rural Stirling Housing Association (RSHA), Scottish Water, SEPA and community to progress the site.

Water access Progress: A new pontoon was built in 2017 at the main pier (2015/0423/DET). Actions: At bay, Public Space improve water access by Progress: Work was completed on the new picnic engaging with area, Tom Weir statue and landscaping works in landowner. 2015/6 by Friends of Loch Lomond. Final landscaping works adjacent to the public car park were completed in 2017 by Community Development Trust (2014/0198/DET). Actions: LLTNPA supporting applicant to ensure final snagging and planting undertaken.

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7. Allocated sites in Towns and Villages excluding Strategic Growth Areas

Stirling Council Area Note: Callander is at the start of the document as it is a Strategic Growth Area. Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Aberfoyle Aberfoyle ED1 Landowner: N/A No planning Scottish Water Landowner, Forest Site is currently being used Forestry Forest Enterprise permission as the recommends early Enterprise Scotland, as a forest yard with no Commission Service Scotland site is currently engagement to due to their new status change to this anticipated. Yard Agent: None used as offices, discuss service is to consider options There may be potential to Economic Delivery Partners: storage and connections. for this site. accommodate further Development Scottish Water, service yard. economic uses. LLTNPA, Stirling Council Balmaha Balmaha Landowner: Rural 2019-2021 Planning Land needs serviced. Work with RSHA to Planning Application H1 Forestry Stirling Housing application Scottish Water discharge conditions. approved on 26th March Commission site Association approved advises that there is LLTNPA to closely 2018 following removal of Housing 15 Homes (gifted from (2016/0399/DET) very limited capacity work with landowner objection from SEPA and (proposal for 22 new Forest Enterprise for 20 affordable at Balmaha Waste (FCS), Rural Stirling agreement from Scottish homes) Scotland) homes – 10 for Water Treatment Housing Association Water on investment plan social rent, 6 Works. If Scottish (RSHA) and community for water supply. Agent: John houses for low Water’s 5 Growth to progress the site. Gilbert Architects cost home Criteria are met a Site is identified in latest ownership growth project will be RSHA to progress Stirling Council Strategic Delivery Partners: (shared equity) initiated to investment in water Housing Investment Plan Scottish Water, and 4 local accommodate future infrastructure to enable Programme (SHIP) for LLTNPA, Stirling workers to rent development needs. site delivery. 2019/20 instead of 2018/19. Council, RSL. and 2 self build Applicant has completed general needs compensatory planting and plots. is in the process of 100% affordable discharging outstanding housing pre-start conditions. contribution required. The site start has slipped, and is now planned for early

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions 2020.

The East Loch Lomond Community Trust (ELLCT) has secured funding from the Scottish Land Fund to purchase land and services for four community owned homes for key workers, which will be managed by RSHA.

Balmaha TR1 Landowner: 2020-2021 No proposals Engage with No change. Balmaha Bay Private landowner. Transport Proposal Agent: None. Delivery Partners: Scottish Water, LLTNPA, Stirling Council

Crianlarich Crianlarich Landowner: 2024-2027 Allocated Site Land to be marketed Not included within Stirling H1 Willowbrae Stirling Council 25% requirement and serviced. Council Strategic Housing Housing (6 Homes) Agent: None for on-site Investment Plan at present. affordable Develop access Delivery Partners: housing. strategy for the site as Early discussions with LLTNPA, Stirling adjacent to A85 in Stirling Council have taken Council, consultation with place. Transport Transport Scotland. Scotland

Crianlarich Landowner: N/A Allocated Site To consider suitability Site is currently being used ED1 Railway Station Network Rail of allocation in next as a railway yard and there Economic Local Development are no further economic

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Development Agent: None Plan following owner’s opportunities on this site (0.89Ha) comments. identified Delivery Partners: LLTNPA, Stirling Council.

Croftamie Croftamie Landowner: 2021-2022 Allocated Site Scottish Water Owner to market the Site currently being H1 Buchanan Private 50% requirement advises there is land and sell to a investigated by RSHA for Crescent for on-site currently limited developer. potential to deliver 100% Housing (5 Homes) Agent: None affordable capacity at Croftamie affordable housing. Site is housing. Waste Water Land to be serviced. identified in Strategic Delivery Partners: Treatment Works. Housing Investment Plan LLTNPA, Stirling Early engagement for 2020/21. Council, Scottish with Scottish Water is Water, RSL. recommended.

Croftamie Landowner: 2020-2021 Allocated Site. Scottish Water LLTNPA to liaise with In October 2019 there was VE1 Pirniehall Fortune advises there is Stirling Building a fire within the steading Visitor Experience properties Included on currently limited Standards and seek building of Pirniehall, which Site has listed Buildings at Risk capacity at Croftamie discussion with owner caused it to burn down. The building that is on Delivery Partners: Register. Waste Water to discuss potential for main building was not building at risk LLTNPA, Historic Treatment Works. the building and wider affected, however this is register. Environment Early engagement site. HES to be kept falling into disrepair with the Scotland (HES), with Scottish Water is informed of any roof now having collapsed. Scottish Water. recommended. progress. The building is on the ‘building at risk register’. LLTNPA to encourage owner to market site for Tree Preservation Order hotel/educational (TPO) review undertaken facility with possibility of on site in 2018; all trees housing to enable remain under a TPO. development.

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Drymen Drymen H1 Stirling Landowner: 2020-2022 Pending a section Scottish Water Section 75 agreement On the 29th July 2019, the Road MacTaggart and 75 agreement for advises that there is to be secured prior to committee were minded to Housing 36 Homes Mickel Homes 88 homes which limited capacity at granting planning approve 88 homes subject and car park Ltd. includes Drymen Drymen Waste Water permission. to a legal agreement and LT1. Planning Ref Treatment Works and the details of the agreement Agent: Iceni no. a Drainage impact are currently being Projects Ltd. 2018/0139/DET. assessment may be negotiated with the required. applicant. The agreement is Delivery Partners: needed to secure the LLTNPA, Stirling affordable homes provided Council. by Rural Stirling Housing Association (RSHA) and also to provide a financial contribution towards education. Of the 88 homes 30 are designated to be social rented affordable homes provided by RSHA and 14 to be sold at a discount to market value in perpetuity. Construction start planned for Summer 2020.

Drymen H2 Landowner: Mr 2021-2022 Planning Scottish Water Support the developer No progress, site has Laurelfields John Ferrier permission advises that; a) There to deliver the site and stalled. The site has been Housing 10 Homes approved is currently limited overcome any barriers removed from the Strategic Agent: Unknown September 2017 capacity at Drymen to development Housing Investment Plan (reference waste water treatment including discharging of Programme (SHIP) funding Delivery Partners: 2015/0241/DET) works and Drainage conditions. programme for the next 3 LLTNPA, Stirling for 10 homes (4 lmpact Assessment years. Council, Scottish flats and 6 semi- may be required. And Water, RSL. detached houses) b) There is also sewer 50% requirement infrastructure running for on-site through this site. Early affordable engagement with

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions housing but 100% Scottish Water re: to be delivered. diverting mains is recommended. Drymen LT1 South Landowner: Long Term Pending a section Scottish Water Section 75 agreement Pending a section 75 Stirling Road MacTaggart and 75 agreement for advises that there is to be secured prior to agreement for 88 homes. Housing 30 Homes Mickel Homes 88 homes view limited capacity at granting planning See linked site - Drymen Ltd. Drymen H1. Drymen Waste Water permission. H1. Planning Ref no. Treatment Works and Agent: Iceni 2018/0139/DET. a Drainage impact Projects Ltd. assessment may be Delivery Partners: required. LLTNPA, Stirling Council, Scottish Water. Drymen MU1 Landowner: 2022-2024 No planning Scottish Water Discuss with Early discussions have Former Salmon Private permission. Tree advises that there is owner/agent taken place with the agent Leap works consent limited capacity at Land to be serviced in 2017. No further Mixed Use Agent: MW (2015/0235/TRE) Drymen Waste Water progress. Note: site Economic Consultants given in 2015 to Treatment Works and included in charrette Development and allow survey work a Drainage impact outcomes from 2014 and Housing (4 Homes) Delivery Partners: for proposed assessment may be sketch ideas prepared. LLTNPA, Stirling development. required. Council, Scottish Affordable Water. housing requirement 50% on-site. Drymen RA1 Landowner: 2020-2021 Scottish Water Land to be marketed Early discussions with Drymen South Private advises that there is Discuss with owner taken place Rural Activity Area limited capacity at owner/agent 0.75 Ha Agent: Unknown Drymen Waste Water Land to be serviced Delivery Partners: Treatment Works and LLTNPA, Scottish a Drainage impact Water assessment may be required. Drymen TR1 Landowner: 2020-2021 LLTNPA discuss No change. Balmaha Road Stirling Council options with Stirling Transport Council for low density Agent: Unknown. overflow car parking

Drymen VE1 Landowner: 2020-2021 Scottish Water Discuss with The land went to auction Drumbeg Private advises that there is owner/agent and was sold to a new Visitor Experience limited capacity at Land to be serviced owner in March 2019. Agent: Unknown. Drymen Waste Water Various pre-application Treatment Works and discussions have taken Delivery Partners: a Drainage impact place. LLTNPA, Stirling assessment may be Council, Scottish required. Water Gartmore Gartmore H1 Park Landowner: 2024-2026 Application in for LLTNPA to determine The site is currently on the Avenue Private Planning planning application for market with Baird Lumsden Housing 6 Homes Permission in Permission in Principle and the intention is to Agent: DM Hall principle, received in August identify a developer for the currently pending 2019. site this year. An application Delivery Partners: decision for Planning Permission in LLTNPA, Stirling 2019/0202/PPP principle has been Council. submitted and is pending consideration. The application was accompanied by a transport statement.

Killin Killin ED1 Roads Landowner: No planning Land to be marketed Landowner indicated no Depot Stirling Council N/A permission. Discuss with plans to develop the site. Economic Delivery Partners: owner/agent Site is currently being Development 0.35 LLTNPA, Stirling Land to be serviced actively used as a Roads Ha Council, Depot and Bus turning point Community and there are no further economic opportunities on

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions this site identified Lochearnhead Lochearnhead H1 Landowner: 2021-2022 Planning Scottish Water Land to be marketed Preliminary works have Former holiday Tommy Gilmartin permission advises that there is Discuss with been undertaken to centre granted and currently very limited owner/agent remediate the site and Housing 12 Homes Agent: Unknown development capacity at Land to be serviced remove structures initiated. Lochearnhead waste associated with the former Delivery Partners: (Reference: water treatment holiday centre. LLTNPA, Scottish 2007/0194/DET) works. There are also Water network issues in this No requirement area and therefore for affordable Drainage lmpact housing. Assessment may be required. Flow and Pressure Tests may be required for water supply.

Lochearnhead MU1 Landowner: 2021-2022 No Planning Scottish Water Discuss with No change. Land still being Former garage Private Permission. advises currently very owner/agent marketed by Graham and Mixed Use Visitor Previous limited capacity at Sibbald, old garages Experience and Delivery Partners: permission in Lochearnhead waste cleared from site end of Economic LLTNPA, Scottish principle for water treatment Develop access 2016. Development Water, Stirling mixed use works. There are also strategy for the site as 0.9 Ha Council, tourism, retail, network issues in this adjacent to A85 in Transport commercial and area and a Drainage consultation with Scotland business lmpact Assessment Transport Scotland. development may be required. Flow expired in 2012 and Pressure Tests (reference: may be required for 2009/0245/PPP) water supply.

Tyndrum Tyndrum MU1 Landowner: 2020-2021 No planning There is currently Owner to market to Application has been Clifton Highland Heritage permission. sufficient capacity at developer. submitted for planning Mixed Use Visitor Hotels Application Tyndrum water permission in principle for a

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Experience and pending - treatment works and LLTPNA to discuss mixed use proposal. Further Economic Agent: None 2018/0355/PPP Tyndrum waste water options with information has been Development treatment works owner/agent. requested from the (1.7Ha) Delivery Partners: A 2009 however, depending applicant. LLTNPA, Stirling permission has on final flows from the Land to be serviced. Council, Scottish expired for 5 development, network Water affordable homes investigations may be and 2004 required. Early permission for engagement with mixed use Scottish Water is development. recommended.

Strathfillan Rural Activity Area Strathfillan RA1 Landowner: SAC 2020-2021 No planning LLTNPA to discuss No change. Rural Activity permission. options with Agent: None owner/agent. Opportunity for Delivery Partners: expansion of education LLTNPA, Stirling and other resource Council related activities in association with existing farming and research operated by the college.

Argyll and Bute Council Area Note: Arrochar and Succoth are at the start of the document as it is a Strategic Growth Area. Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Carrick Castle Carrick Castle H1 Landowner: 2025-2026 Planning Scottish Water Monitor progress of the Development started in Carrick Castle - Drimsynie Estate permission live advises: site. 2015, including initial road Housing 8 Homes for 8 homes a) that there is very layout and pegging out of Agent: The Hay (reference limited capacity at Discuss alternative plots. Phased completion Partnership 2013/0020/LAW Carrick Castle options with owner. has been indicated. and original septic tank The plots are being Delivery Partners: permission b) Early engagement marketed by Drimsynie Scottish Water, 2007/0009/DET). with Scottish Estate Ltd as serviced plots. LLTNPA, Plot 1 – detailed Water is A recent sale fell through Community. permission recommended, and owner has not received amended c) Site is some any further interest. Site is (2017/0150/DET) distance to not considered to be No developer Scottish Water effective. contributions main sewerage required as part infrastructure. of 2007 A private system is permission. proposed. Kilmun, Strone and Blairmore Kilmun, Strone and Landowner: 2020-2021 Various Monitor progress of On site phased completion. Blairmore H1 Private and permissions for remaining two plots. 8 affordable houses (by Former Finnartmore Fyne Homes 12 homes in total. Fyne Homes) completed Nursing Home Housing 8 affordable flats 2015. Housing 11 Homes Association (2011/0288/DET) Plot 1 is under construction Plot 1 - 1 and due to complete in April Agent: McIntosh detached house 2019. Homes. (2017/0361/DET) Plot 2 completed 2015 Plot 2 – 1x Plot 3 (the last house on the Delivery Partners: detached house site) has not commenced, LLTNPA, Argyll (2012/0386/MSC) application recently and Bute Council Plot 3 – 1x determined in 2018. detached house (2018/0177/DET)

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Kilmun, Strone and Landowner: 2020-2022 Requirement for Continue discussions Not currently identified in Blairmore H2 High Private 25% affordable with owner/agent Argyll and Bute Council Road, Strone housing on-site. Land to be serviced Strategic Housing Housing 10 Homes Agent: Unknown. Investment Plan. Owner considering self-build Delivery Partners: serviced plots. LLTNPA, Argyll and Bute Council

Kilmun, Strone and Landowner: 2020-2021 No planning Support Community Blairmore Village Trust Blairmore VE1 Blairmore Village permission. Development Trust to bought this site in 2014 and Blairmore Green Trust Land to be explore options for is exploring options to Visitor Experience (independent serviced. development on the develop. An informal play 0.66Ha Community site. area has been created. (see Interest update in Placemaking Company) Priority section of action Agent: Unknown. programme) Delivery Partners: LLTNPA, Argyll and Bute Council, Community

Lochgoilhead Lochgoilhead H1 Landowner: 2021-2022 Planning Scottish Water Discuss with Site owned by Dunbritton Land near Donich Dunbritton permission in advises there is owner/agent when they Housing Association. Site is Park Housing principle live as currently limited are likely to bring site serviced. Housing 6 Homes Association implemented capacity at forward. Agent: CP Phase 1 Lochgoilhead Water No Strategic Housing Architects (Reference: Treatment Works and Investment Plan funding 2008/0064/OUT) early engagement is currently allocated however Delivery Partners: recommended. the site is under a 5 year LLTNPA, Scottish review subject to further Water, Argyll and needs analysis. Bute Council

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Luss Luss H1 Land North Landowner: Luss 2021-2022 Pending planning There is no Scottish Section 75 agreement On the 28th October 2019, of Hawthorn Cottage Estates application for 10 Water sewer in to be secured prior to the committee were minded Housing10 Homes Agent: Hay detached houses vicinity. Proposal granting planning to approve eight detailed Partnership (reference includes private permission. planning applications for 2016/0391/DET). system. housing development which Delivery Partners: formed an interdependent LLTNPA, Scottish package of proposals all Water, Argyll and located within the West Bute Council Loch Lomondside area. The ‘package’ is for 29 new homes, of which 10 will be delivered on the Luss H1 site.

The planning permission is pending subject to a section 75 legal agreement in relation to affordable housing and the village green.

Luss MU1 Land Landowner: Luss 2020-2021 Planning Land to be serviced, Determine planning Phase 1 filling station North of Primary Estates application for Scottish Water application for renewal complete and open. School and Former 6no. Retail/ light advises that there is of the 6 retail/industrial Phase 2 – 6no. Retail/light Filling Station Agent: Smith and industrial units currently insufficient units. industrial units Brooke 2019/0205/DET capacity at Luss Mixed Use Visitor been submitted Waste Water Experience and Delivery Partners: for renewal of Treatment Works. On Public Realm LLTNPA, Scottish 2015/0255/DET. receipt of Scottish Water, Argyll and Filling station Water's growth criteria Bute Council application being met, Scottish approved in Nov Water will initiate a 2015 (reference: Growth Project to 2015/0207/DET) upgrade the waste water treatment works. There is

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions currently sufficient capacity at the Water Treatment Works, however, Further Network investigations may be required. Early engagement with Scottish Water is recommended.

Tarbet Tarbet H1 Land Landowner: Luss 2024-2028 No planning There is currently Land to be marketed No change. South of A83 Estates permission. sufficient capacity at and serviced. Housing10 Homes 50% affordable Belmore water Agent: Unknown housing treatment works and Discuss with requirement. there is currently owner/agent and Delivery Partners: Site is not within sufficient capacity at develop masterplan LLTNPA, Scottish the Strategic the waste water with tourism sites. Water, Argyll and Housing treatment works to Bute Council, Investment serve this proposed Develop access Transport Programme as development. strategy for the site as Scotland. currently no adjacent to A83 in housing need in consultation with Tarbet. Transport Scotland.

Tarbet VE1 Tourism Landowner: 2020-2022 Pre-application Engagement with NPA to work with The owner has submitted a Information Centre Private. consultation Scottish Water is owner to develop pre-application notice for Visitor Experience notice submitted recommended when masterplan for site plans to form a mixed use Agent: Private. 2019/0209/PAC final flows for this alongside Tarbet MU1. development (incorporating Delivery Partners: proposed Potential uses include and not limited to LLTNPA, Scottish development is tourist accommodation, accommodation, retail, food Water, Argyll and known. retail, food and drink. and drink uses)

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Bute Council, Transport Land to be serviced A pre-application Scotland. consultation event was held Develop access in September 2019. strategy for the site as adjacent to A83 in The process for Major consultation with applications is outlined on Transport Scotland. our website

Tarbet MU1 Central Landowner: 2020-2021 No planning Engagement with National Park Authority Main car park was Green LLTNPA and permission Scottish Water is Estates Team to resurfaced in March 2018. Visitor Experience Private owner except for recommended when develop project to and Open Space temporary final flows for this improve main part of Scottish Government Rural Agent: Private permission for proposed site – central open Infrastructure Fund was cruise ticket office development is space including car awarded to upgrade the Delivery Partners: and previously known. park, kiosk, public public toilet facilities. The LLTNPA, Scottish change of use toilets, paths and other works were undertaken in Water, Argyll and permission for infrastructure. summer 2019. Bute Council, kiosk. Transport LLTNPA to work with Ticket office was re-sited Scotland. other owner to develop down beside the pier to masterplan for this site improve safety at the car and connected site park (2018/0361/DET). Tarbet VE1. LLTNPA long term solution to be sought for ticket office.

Develop access strategy for the site as adjacent to A82 and A83 in consultation with Transport Scotland.

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Tarbet VE2 Former Landowner: 2020-2021 No planning Engagement with LLTNPA to discuss Owner/agent has been Harvey’s Garage Private permission. Scottish Water is option with reviewing (late 2016) and Visitor Experience Previous recommended when owner/agent, with considering options. Agent: Private permission final flows for this potential uses identified lapsed in 2015 proposed in charrette in 2014 - This site is part of the Delivery Partners: for a guesthouse development is visitor centre, retail, masterplan area which a LLTNPA, Scottish and 3 self- known. food and drink pre-application consultation Water, Argyll and catering units alongside other was undertaken for (see Bute Council, (reference: economic development above under Tarbet VE1). Transport 2012/0217/DET) uses. Develop access Scotland. strategy for the site as adjacent to A82 in consultation with Transport Scotland.

Tarbet VE3 Land to Landowner: Bay 2020-2021 No planning Engagement with LLTNPA to discuss No change. rear of Tarbet Hotel Hotels Ltd permission. Scottish Water is options with Visitor Experience recommended when owner/agent. Delivery Partners: final flows for this LLTNPA, Scottish proposed Develop access Water, Argyll and development is strategy for the site as Bute Council, known. adjacent to A82 and Transport A83 in consultation with Scotland. Transport Scotland.

Tarbet TR1 Landowner: 2019-2021 No planning National Park Authority No change. Water-based National Park permission. Estates Team to infrastructure Authority develop project to improve water access Agent: None including upkeep of existing pier and Delivery Partners: supporting access to Argyll and Bute the water via pontoon, Council. slipway etc.

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress November 2019 Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements name Land use Contributions Rural Activity Area Strachur RA1 Landowner: 2019 -2021 No planning LLTNPA to discuss No progress. Potential Strachur South Sawmill, permission. options with issues with flooding on site Rural Activity Bailliemeanach 2017/0062/DET owner/agent. identified from River Cur, Agent: None and Opportunity for small- but possible scope for Delivery Partners: 2015/0305/DET - scale wood processing, development remains at LLTNPA, Argyll applications were biomass timber alternative location outwith and Bute Council refused due to products and/or flood risk area but within flooding for electricity production, allocated Rural Activity erection of office scale of associated Area. accommodation timber products and and formation of small rural business car parking area. units.

Perth and Kinross Council Area

Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress at November Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements 2019 name Land use Contributions St Fillans St Fillans H1 Station Landowner: 2020-2022 Planning Scottish Water state Discuss with Plot 19 was completed early Road WRFU Ltd and permission there is capacity at Drummond Trust and 2018 (part of Housing16 Homes The Drummond expired (Ref: Waste Water encourage planning 2014/0237/DET Trust 2006/0038/OUT) Treatment Works but application for part of permission). Detailed there may be network site with expired NPA met with Drummond Agent: Black & application issues so early permission (14- Trust to discuss progressing Williams (Black Planning engagement with 17homes). a planning application for Apple) permission for Scottish Water is the remainder of the site. part of site (ref; recommended. The housing team at Perth Delivery Partners: 2014/0237/DET) and Kinross provided LLTNPA, Scottish for 4 dwellings. advice on housing need and Water, Perth & (WRFU) mix. The site is not currently Kinross Council 25% affordable allocated for affordable housing housing funding. requirement. A commuted sum £4,750 for each unit agreed as part of 2014 permission.

West Dunbartonshire Council Area Note: Balloch is at the start of the document as it is a Strategic Growth Area. Town/Village Partners and Timescale Planning Status Scottish Water Actions required Progress at November Site reference and Landowner and Developer Requirements 2019 name Land use Contributions Gartocharn Gartocharn H1 Landowner: 2021-2022 No planning Discuss with Site is included within Burnbrae Farm Private permission. owner/agent and Strategic Housing Housing 10 Homes 50% affordable encourage submission Investment Plan as a Agent: Breagh housing of a planning reserve project. Architects requirement. application. Early discussions with Delivery Partners: Land to be serviced agent have taken place LLTNPA, West regarding this site. Dunbartonshire Funding required Note: Application submitted Council. through West for the re-development of Dunbartonshire the adjacent farm to provide Strategic Housing 6 new dwellings Investment Plan (2018/0252/PPP).

Gartocharn H2 Landowner: 2025-2026 No planning Discuss with NPA had meeting with France Farm Private permission. owner/agent options. owner to discuss suitable Housing 6 Homes options for the site. Agent: Unknown

Delivery Partners: LLTNPA, West Dunbartonshire Council.

8. Completed Sites These are the sites that are completed and there are no further actions. Town/Village Partners and Landowner Year Planning Permission Details of completed development Site reference and Completed Details name Land use Arrochar H2 Landowner: Dunbritton 2018 Planning Permission for 26 The 26 homes are completed and the first residents Succoth Housing Housing Association, homes (reference: moved in October 2018. All houses are now filled. 26 Agent: CP Architects 2014/0027/DET) - completed. All 26 homes were affordable social rent delivered by Delivery Partners: SEPA, Dunbritton Housing Association even though the LLTNPA, Transport requirement was only for 25%. Scotland, Argyll and Bute Council Callander H1 Pearl Landowner: Stirling Council 2019 Planning permission 4x two- The 4 social rent affordable homes were completed in Street Housing 4 Housing Partnership bed cottage flats. October 2019 Homes 2017/0174/DET approved in September 2017.

Callander H2 Old Landowner: Rural Housing 2019 Planning permission for 23no The 23 social rent affordable homes are completed Telephone Stirling Association (RSHA) flats (reference and the developer passed the flats over to Rural Exchange Housing Agent: William Harley 2014/0095/DET) Housing Stirling Association at the end January 2019. 23 Homes Architects Tenants moved in over February 2019 and the official Delivery Partners: Scottish opening was March 2019; Water, LLTNPA, Stirling Council Luss H2 Land North Landowner: LINK HA 2017 Planning Application 5 affordable homes were completed in June 2017. of Loch Lomond Agent: Anderson Bell + approved for 5 homes They are now occupied. LINK Housing Association Arms Christie (reference is delivering 100% affordable homes for rent. Housing 4 Homes Delivery Partners: LLTNPA, 2015/0441/DET). Scottish Water, Argyll and Bute Council Killin RA1 Acharn Landowner: Private 2018 Biomass plant The biomass plant is now complete and confirmation Rural Activity Area Delivery Partners: built(2014/0258/DET) of operational date outstanding. Once operational this 13.47 Ha LLTNPA, Stirling Council, will provide 5.2MW of renewable electricity for approx. Community 10,000 homes.

9. Strategic Transport Infrastructure A82 Trunk Road Upgrade between Callander to Doune Route765 Killin to Tyndrum route (pedestrian & Callander Bridges Tarbet and Inverarnan (pedestrian & cycle path) cycle path) This is the major upgrade of a Route 765 of the National Cycle This path will contribute to the delivery of A priority for Callander within National Trunk Road along the site of Network currently connects the ‘Cross-Scotland Pilgrims Way’ long the Local Development Plan Loch Lomond. It is identified as a Doune with Stirling. The project distance cycle route, a national priority (p42) is to accommodate a strategic priority nationally to involves extending the route from under National Planning Framework 3 (no. replacement pedestrian bridge, strengthen strategic road connections Doune to Callander with 5km of 8). It will connect with NCN number 7 in a long term road bridge and that serve the north and west coast new traffic free route. The Killin and connect westwards to Oban. It associated road improvements. directly and also the ports that majority of this route is outwith the includes 40km of path creation from connect to the islands. The project is National Park, however, it is a Tyndrum to Crieff through Glen Ogle. identified on the Development priority for Callander as identified Strategy Map (pg17) of the Local in the Local Development Plan Development Plan and identified (p42) and a national priority under within National Planning Framework National Planning Framework 3 3. (no.8) Timescale: 2017-2021 Timescale: 2017-2021 Timescale: 2017-2021 Timescale: 2017-2021 Status: The project remains in the Status: Planning permission yet Status: As per the last report three Status: As per last report, design development stage, identifying to be secured – Stirling Council sections have been constructed: planning permission yet to be land, undertaking assessments and will handle the planning  St Fillans to Tynreoch built 2016 secured and a bridge feasibility preparing draft Orders (expected end application. Sustrans has (Reference: 2015/0302/DET). study has been completed. of 2019) which will define the line of allocated £200k during 2018/19  Further St Fillans section built Several potential crossing the route. The Draft Environmental for the ongoing development of 2017(reference 2016/0357/DET). locations have been identified Impact Assessment has now been the full route and this will be  Tyndrum and Dalrigh built 2017 undertaken on the preferred route. divided between the two phases – (Reference: 2016/0057/DET). The next task is to undertake Doune to Burn of Cambus and Planning permission was secured for a consultation on the Environmental Burn of Cambus to Callander. A section along Loch Earn (2018/0049/DET) Statement. planning application will be last June and construction started Jan 2019 Note: No planning permission submitted in 2019. and due to complete soon. Further required as covered by Roads consultation is being undertaken regarding legislation subject to Roads Orders the connection with Lochearnhead. signed by Scottish Minister. Who: Landowners: Various Who: Stirling Council, Sustrans Who: St Fillans Community Trust, Who: Stirling Council, LLTNPA Project Lead: Transport Scotland and Strathfillan Community Development Trust, Operating Company: BEAR Scotland Killin Community Council. Loch Lomond Delivery Partners: Argyll and Bute &Trossachs Countryside Trust is delivering Council, SEPA, SNH, LLTNPA, the project between Tyndrum and Network rail, Community Councils. Crianlarich.

10. Local Development Plan Policies, Supplementary and Planning Guidance

We are the main stakeholder that will be delivering the policies in the Local Development Plan through the planning applications handled. We are monitoring the Local Development Plan policies on an ongoing basis. You can view the detailed Monitoring Framework 2018 on our website. The framework established monitoring indicators for each of the Local Development Plan policies. Alongside the monitoring framework we will be publishing yearly monitoring reports, the first two reports have been published with results from 2017 and 2018 with results from 2019 ready in March 2019.

Below is a summary of the status or progress of the supplementary and planning guidance. Supplementary Guidance (SG) Actions required Progress SG1 Design and Placemaking  Review comments from 2015 consultation. Consulted May-June 2015  Adopt and Publish Guidance Adopted March 2018. SG2 Housing Development  Review comments from 2015 consultation. Consulted May-June 2015  Liaise with agents. Adopted June 2017.  Adopt and Publish Guidance SG3 West Loch Lomondside Rural  Adopt and Publish Guidance Consulted May-June 2015 Development Framework Adopted June 2017.

 Monitor progress of planning applications in West Detailed monitoring of applications submitted in these areas Loch Lomondside. is being undertaken and reported at the start of the Action Programme.

SG4 Buchanan South Rural  Adopt and Publish Guidance Consulted May-June 2015 Development Framework Areas Adopted June 2017.

 Monitor progress of planning applications in Detailed monitoring of applications submitted in these areas Buchanan South. is being undertaken and reported at the start of the Action Programme.

SG5 Developer Contributions  Review comments from 2015 consultation. Adopted July 2018  Liaise with Stirling Council re. bridge.  Re-consult  Make amendments.  Adopt and Publish Guidance

Planning Guidance (PG) and title Actions required Progress PG1 Callander South Masterplan  Review comments from 2015 consultation. Approved June 2018 Framework  Liaise with Stirling Council re bridge.  Make amendments.  Approve and Publish Guidance PG3 Listed Buildings and  Review comments from 2015 consultation. Consulted May-June 2015. Reviewed and made changes Conservation Areas  Make amendments. following comments, completed Nov 2016.  Approve and Publish Guidance Planning and Access Committee to approve and published in February 2017. PG4 Visitor Experience  Review comments from 2015 consultation. Consulted May-June 2015.  Make amendments. Planning and Access Committee to approve and published  Approve and Publish Guidance Dec 2017. PG5 Callander Conservation Area  Monitor Complete (2011) Appraisal PG6 Killin Conservation Area  Monitor Complete (2011) Appraisal PG7 St Fillans Conservation Area  Monitor Complete (2011) Appraisal PG8 Gartmore Conservation Area  Finalise draft Draft complete Appraisal Draft PG  Board approval  Public consultation  Monitor PG9 Drymen Conservation Area  Finalise draft Draft complete Appraisal Draft PG  Board approval  Public consultation  Monitor PG10 Luss Conservation Area  Commence draft Draft complete Appraisal Draft PG PG12 Milton Conservation Area  Commence draft Started draft Appraisal Draft PG PG11 Tyndrum Conservation Area  Commence draft To be started Appraisal Draft PG

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs Published by National Park Authority Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Headquarters National Park Authority Carrochan Road Balloch November 2019 G83 8EG 01389 722600 [email protected] www.lochlomond-trossachs.org/planning