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CNPA.Paper.6490.Plan CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 8 Appendix 1 26th September 2014 CNPA Enforcement - Actions and Register 2009 - 2014 Date of Reference Address of Property or Date Complaint/ Origin Number Land Details of Breach Type of Notice or Action Served Ongoing Comment Unauthorised fence From April 04 04/441/CP Aviemore Hotel Resort erection EN 127 Appeal & Appeal to CoS 29th June 05 From Oct 06 05?177/CP High Burnside, Aviemore Unauthorised tree felling PCN 125 - New conditions on PP 15th Nov 06 11th Jan 07 Former Monaltrie Hotel, 19th March Ongoing Feb 09 04/213 & 214/CP Ballater Breach of Condition 13 PCN 125 - Complied - Ongoing 09 10th March 09 08/222/CP Newton, Glenbuchat Breach of Con 4; 5 & 6 2x meetings/Ongoing X Applicant sold & moved 1st April 09 07/054/CP Cummerton, Strathdon Breach of Con 1 & 2 Complied in July 09 1st April 09 07/055/CP Rhinstock, Strathdon Breach of Condition 1 Complied in July 09 Urlamore Steading, 2nd April 09 05/439/CP Tomintoul Unauthorised Chalet Complied in June 09 Urlamore Steading, 2nd April 09 05/440/CP Tomintoul Breach of Con 4, 6 & 7 Bankrupt - Ongoing 6th April 09 07/019/CP The Byre, Stranruie, N Bridge Breach of Condition 6 Comply by cassettes 29th April 09 9th April 09 07/488/CP Westerton, Glenbuchat Breach of Condition 2c Complied May 09 Glenmore WWTW, Breach of Con 4,5,6 and 15th April 09 07/348/CP Aviemore 7 Complied 31st July 09 Laggan Country Hotel, 15th April 09 04/379/CP Laggan Unauthorised caravan Full application May 09 Laggan Country Hotel, 16th April 06/336/CP Laggan Breach of Con 3 & 4 Complied part Condition 3 & 4 Started constr without PP Signed S75 - has PP May 09 1 of 60 CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 8 Appendix 1 26th September 2014 CNPA Enforcement - Actions and Register 2009 - 2014 Date of Reference Address of Property or Date Complaint/ Origin Number Land Details of Breach Type of Notice or Action Served Ongoing Comment Woodchip Store, Dorback 22nd April 09 07/087/CP Est Breach of Con 2,3 & 4 Ongoing New application submitted New plg application submitted Boxwood, Stranruie N. 30th April 09 07/187/CP Bridge Breach of Con 2,3,4 & 9 Complied Con 2&3. Ongoing 30th April 09 07/178/CP Newtonmore WWTW Breach of Condition 7 Complied through PD rights 6th May 09 001/09 Birkford, Strathdon Unauthorised Caravan Full application 19th August 09 Possible works with no 8th May 09 05/015/CP Meadowside Quarry, Kincraig PP Attempting to sign S75, Ongoing 21st May 09 08/185 & 186/CP Morlich House, Grantown Breach of Con 4 Complied 8th June 09 Change from Approved Drgs 22nd May 09 002/09 by Colnabaichan, Corgarff Existence of 2 huts No action - out of time 27th May 09 003/09 Delachuper, Corgarff Unauthorised track Repaired & Restored July 09 Braes of Balnagowan, N. 10th June 09 07/493/CP Bridge Breach of Condition 5 Albyn agreed to plant 4-6 trees 12th June 09 05/522/CP Glen Clova Hotel, Angus Breach of Con 4, 6 & 7 Complied with Conditions Unauthorised additions Ongoing 23rd June 09 05/102/CP Tomintoul Distillery Breach of Con 2, 3 and 5 Complied 3 & 5 Agreed Con 2 Unauthorised track 25th June 09 004/09 Country Walk, Tomintoul works SNH/SEPA/CNPA meet - Ongoing Meeting 210110 & 2101010 Estate intending to apply PP Appl called in 010410 6th July 09 005/09 Burn 0'Vat. Cambus O'May Unauthorised works Sorted 12th July 09 2 of 60 CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 8 Appendix 1 26th September 2014 CNPA Enforcement - Actions and Register 2009 - 2014 Date of Reference Address of Property or Date Complaint/ Origin Number Land Details of Breach Type of Notice or Action Served Ongoing Comment 2x Unauthorised track 8th July 09 006/09 Inchrory Estate, Tomintoul works SNH/SEPA/CNPA meet - Ongoing 1x Application submitted - Loine Beag crossing.Meeting 210110 Estate intending to apply PP Appl to Moray Cl 290410 Application called-in 020710 Possible barring of 10th July 09 07/024/CP High Burnside, Aviemore footpath Visit 100709 Spoke to agent and dumping of felled wood Sorted 12th July 09 Breach of Conditions 10th July 09 07/024/CP High Burnside, Aviemore 4&8 2x Meetings - Ongoing Landscaping/Design Agreed compliance this winter Braes of Balnagowan, N. 14th July 09 06/106/CP Bridge Breach of Con 7 & 15 Compliance to completion BT Pole in Conservation 4th August 09 007/09 St. Andrews Kirk, Braemar Ar Accepted new position 3rd Sept 09 8th August 09 07/494/CP Tigh Na Fraoch Unauthorised works Discussions ongoing 11th August 09 08/123/CP Lecht MB Tracks Monitoring Advised a number of actions Unauthorised track 11th August 09 008/09 Balneden Steading works Retro application req - Ongoing Application for PP to Moray Called in 010410 18th August 09 009/09 A939 - Delachule, Tomintoul Unauthorised caravans Visited site - temp Blairnamarrow 3 of 60 CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 8 Appendix 1 26th September 2014 CNPA Enforcement - Actions and Register 2009 - 2014 Date of Reference Address of Property or Date Complaint/ Origin Number Land Details of Breach Type of Notice or Action Served Ongoing Comment workers - until Dec 09 2nd Sept 09 010/09 Clunie Cottage, Braemar Unauthorised works Aberdeenshire Cl dealing with it Concern on usage of Ag 15th Sep 09 09/262/CP Tom Na Wan, Strathdon Blg Referred to Aberdeenshire Cl Unauthorised Caravan 15th Sep 09 011/09 Pollowick, Nr. Cromdale etc Wait for Appl Determination withdrawal and reapply for reinstating old cottage & access Possible works with no 21st Sep 09 012/09 Waterside, Strathdon PP PD rights - digging out R. Don Possible works with no 23rd Sep 09 013/09 12, Abergeldie Rd, Ballater PP Notified Aberdeenshire Cl 29th Sep 09 06/107/CP Malvern, Nethy Bridge Monitoring Advice on access issues Dmaging trees in TPO 23rd Oct 09 06/395/CP Tesco's site at Aviemore area Visited site & photos 23rd Oct 09 014/09 A93 Nr Braemar Caravan site Containers in field Visited site & photos Breach of Condition 26th Oct 09 08/147 & 148/CP Strathspey Hotel, GoS 2,3,4,5 Notified agent & applicant & set up site meeting - Stopped all 7,8,9,12,13,16 development Unauthorised changes to Meeting at GoS 091209 Approved Drgs & Listed Bg 28th Oct 09 015/09 A939 over The Ca New fence Visited site & photos. Informed Access officers. No action by EO 4 of 60 CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 8 Appendix 1 26th September 2014 CNPA Enforcement - Actions and Register 2009 - 2014 Date of Reference Address of Property or Date Complaint/ Origin Number Land Details of Breach Type of Notice or Action Served Ongoing Comment 30th Oct 09 06/508/CP Duthil Steading Cond 2 not complete Spoken to applicant. Out of time 30th Oct 09 06/230/CP Balnastraid, Duthil Possible unauthorised Visited site - gave advice works with only OPP Breach of Conditions 3rd Nov 09 05/402/CP 10A Abergeldie Rd, Ballater 2,3,4 Stopped operations Concern on house position Landscaping plan submitted Visited neighbour. Report to AT 5th Nov 09 05/134 & 168/CP Invercauld Farm, Braemar Monitoring Measured development - OK 11th Nov 09 016/09 Duthil, nr Grant Museum Trees felled Investigating with Highland Cl Back of 22 Deebank Rd, Possible unauthorised 13th Nov 09 017/09 Ballater work Handed over to Aberdeenshire Cl 13th Nov 09 07/024/CP High Burnside, Aviemore Construction debris into Visit & Photos. Spoke to agent Burn Landscape condition 17th Nov 09 05/102/CP Tomintoul Distillery n/com To Visit site manager Visited 160310 Manager agreed to contact Astells - did so Replanting done Poss unauthorised 3rd Dec 09 018/09 Balmenach, Cromdale quarry - Visited site and photos ing and depositing stone Passed to Highland Cl Possible unauthorised workHanded over to 4th Dec 09 019/09 Quarry at Inver, Braemar Aberdeenshire Cl 5 of 60 CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 8 Appendix 1 26th September 2014 CNPA Enforcement - Actions and Register 2009 - 2014 Date of Reference Address of Property or Date Complaint/ Origin Number Land Details of Breach Type of Notice or Action Served Ongoing Comment Car Park - Auchallater, 6th Dec 09 04/410/CP Braemar Monitoring suspens cond Written to applicant 9th Dec 09 04/439/CP Urlamore Temp Acc Breach of Condition Letter to potential buyer 091209 Letter to new buyer 300410 Letter to owner 200710 seeking intentions. New appl - Nov 10 Check tree felling in 18th Dec 09 09/384/CP Tigh Beag Cons A Monitoring visit Unauthorised mobile 18th Dec 09 020/09 Grampian Rd, Aviemore sign Visited. Letter to agent. Removed Unauthorised sign on 18th Dec 09 021/09 Grampian Rd, Aviemore site Visited. Letter to agent. Removed CNPA Enforcement - Actions and Register 2010 6th Jan 10 001/10 Glenlivet Distillery Outside Lighting Visited - will respond to complaint Visited distillery - white lights very bright - contacted Moray EHO 20th Jan 10 08/289/CP Clury Food Store Breach of Condition 7 Letter 210110 - comply by 290110 X Ongoing but dormant. Caravan gone Mar 2012. Out of time Concern over S75 as 22nd Jan 10 07/239/CP Coranstilbeg appl Letter to applicant 220110 6 of 60 CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY Planning Committee Agenda Item 8 Appendix 1 26th September 2014 CNPA Enforcement - Actions and Register 2009 - 2014 Date of Reference Address of Property or Date Complaint/ Origin Number Land Details of Breach Type of Notice or Action Served Ongoing Comment may have sold farm Visited house in Newtonmore 1002 Application to Comm for refusal 5th Mar 10 Withdrawn S75 27th Jan 10 06/485/CP Strone Rd, Newtonmore Concern over S75 and Spoken to applicant, Crofters mortgage issues Commission and Ecology BS S75 lifted 040610 28th Jan 10 09/330/CP 7 Castleton, Glenlivet Concern over Moray Cl Email to resident giving advice decision - not called in 5th Feb 10 002/10 Grantown Caravan site Possible unauthorised Meeting with owner 050210 chalet Report for discussion on action Request for Plg App 170310 Meeting 270510.
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