Below are some of our frequently asked questions. We’ll be adding to these over time. Please also refer to our online advice for help and guidance.
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In our role as planning authority, we make decisions on all planning applications in the National Park. This is where someone formally submits a development proposal that under planning legislation requires approval. It can be anything from a house extension…
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Applications are available for public inspection on our website portal. You can also see all recent applications in our Weekly list of planning applications.
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You can pay the National Park directly via credit/debit card/Paypal or bank transfer.
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You are required to pay a fee to the National Park Authority for most planning applications.
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If your application is refused then you either have a right of appeal or review. Where decisions are made by the National Park Planning and Access Committee, appeals are made to the Scottish Government. Where decisions are made by a National Park Authority…
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In common with other planning authorities, we aim to deal with the local planning, listed building and advertisement applications within two months and major/national and EIA planning applications within four months.
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If you would like to make small alterations or extensions to your property, planning permission isn’t always required. This is known as ‘permitted development rights’.
