Exeter City Council has announced a series of planning applications that could impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These proposals include various developments across Exeter, each with unique implications for the local environment and community.

Among the notable applications is the proposal to replace the timber shopfront at Exeter Tool Shop on Thurlow Road, Pennsylvania, with an aluminium frame shopfront featuring secure glazing windows (26/1080/FUL). This change aims to modernise the appearance while maintaining security.

In Duryard & St James, a garage adjacent to 54 Howell Road is set for demolition, with plans to replace it with a two-storey residential dwelling (26/1083/FUL). This development is part of efforts to increase housing availability in the area.

Mardon House on Wonford Road, Newtown & St. Leonards, is proposed to have 160 solar panels installed along with associated works (26/0912/PDPV). This initiative reflects a growing trend towards sustainable energy solutions in residential areas.

Unit B at 134 Fore Street, St Davids, seeks a change of use from a storage unit to a small-scale artisan micro-bakery (26/1126/FUL). The proposal includes occasional ancillary educational workshops, contributing to local business diversity.

Applications also include retrospective changes at Hampton Buildings on Blackboy Road, Newtown & St Leonards. These involve variations in conditions related to window materials and fenestration alterations (26/1091/CONR and 26/1092/CONR).

Further proposals involve replacing all external windows and doors at 80 Waterside, St Davids (26/1084/FUL), and altering conditions for retirement apartments at Orchid Place on Topsham Road (26/1070/VOC).

The Old Coalyard on Mount Pleasant Road, Pennsylvania, is set for significant development with plans for 299 'Build to Rent' residential apartments (26/0720/FUL), aiming to address housing demands.

Listed building applications include internal alterations at 8 The Strand, Topsham (26/1082/LBC), bathroom modifications at Baring Crescent (26/0928/LBC), and renovations at 34 The Strand (26/1069/LBC).

Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to review these proposals and submit any representations or concerns to Exeter City Council by the specified deadlines. For more detailed information on each application, please refer to the original public notice.

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