Planning applicationHLD/25/03728/PAN

Land 1.4KM SW Of Inverlaidnan Carrbridge

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2 October 2025

Validated

2 October 2025

Planning Signals

3 detected traits

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Bridge ContextFloodplain ReconnectionRiver Restoration
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AI summary

Realign c.1km Slugain/Sugain Burn and replace the Dalnahaitnach bridge with a flood-capable crossing, enhancing habitat and access.

Impact scale

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6/10
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Application HLD/25/03728/PAN

Land 1.4KM SW Of Inverlaidnan Carrbridge

UnknownTrees, Ecology & Green SpaceReceived The Highland Council

Realign c.1km Slugain/Sugain Burn and replace the Dalnahaitnach bridge with a flood-capable crossing, enhancing habitat and access.

Reference
HLD/25/03728/PAN
Address
Land 1.4KM SW Of Inverlaidnan Carrbridge
Status
Unknown
Category
Trees, Ecology & Green Space
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
The Highland Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
57.2571
Longitude
-3.8981

Plain-language summary

Realign c.1km Slugain/Sugain Burn and replace the Dalnahaitnach bridge with a flood-capable crossing, enhancing habitat and access.

As filed with the council

Slugain Burn Restoration project - The development aims to realign c.1km of the Sugain Burn, a tributary of the River Dulnain, along a more natural morphology & replace a vehicular bridge over the Slugain Burn at Dalnahaitnach with a new crossing that has the capacity to convey flood flows & sediment load in order to maintain access during storm events & reduce maintenance. The development will also deliver additional benefits including improved access for the local community, biodiversity & habitat quality whilst restoring natural river & floodplain processes.