Planning applicationHLD/25/04312/SCRE

Grampian Road & Dalfaber Drive Aviemore

DecidedWorth watchingParking, Access & Highways
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Received

11 November 2025

Validated

11 November 2025

Planning Signals

7 detected traits

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Active Travel RouteBus Stop InfrastructureEia ScreeningPedestrian InfrastructureRail InfrastructureRailway Infrastructure
AI summary

EIA screening for segregated cycle tracks, pavement upgrades, road widening, new bus stops and traffic calming to improve journeys along the corridor.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

6/10
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Application HLD/25/04312/SCRE

Grampian Road & Dalfaber Drive Aviemore

DecidedParking, Access & HighwaysReceived The Highland Council

EIA screening for segregated cycle tracks, pavement upgrades, road widening, new bus stops and traffic calming to improve journeys along the corridor.

The record

Reference
HLD/25/04312/SCRE
Address
Grampian Road & Dalfaber Drive Aviemore
Status
Decided
Category
Parking, Access & Highways
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
The Highland Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
57.1981
Longitude
-3.8291

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

EIA screening for segregated cycle tracks, pavement upgrades, road widening, new bus stops and traffic calming to improve journeys along the corridor.

As filed with the council

EIA Screening opinion for segregated cycle tracks, pavement enhancements and widening, new bus stops, and traffic calming measures

Supporting documents(2)