The applications involved the Meadowside Quarry at Kincraig.
Breedon Aggregates Scotland brought forward the proposals to create a new temporary access road to the construction site, the installation of new plant and approval to vary a previous condition allowing the company to increase the rate of annual extraction at the quarry.
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The company has been given approval to increase the rate of extraction from 50,000 tonnes to 150,000 tonnes per year for a period of two years.
The extra load will supply materials for the Kincraig to Dalraddy section of the A9 dualling project.
In addition, a new access road directly from the quarry to the construction site was approved, along with the temporary erection of a mobile asphalt plant within the quarry site for two years.
CNPA Planning Officer, Matthew Taylor, said: "All three applications are for temporary works in association with the A9 dualling project and given the established nature of the quarry I recommend them all for approval subject to various conditions."
(LM/CD)
