Exeter City Council planning applications near EX4 4EP

Public Notices

Exeter City Council invites comments on planning applications affecting listed buildings and conservation areas.

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7 August 2026

Exeter City Council has announced a series of planning applications that may impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These applications are available for public viewing on the council's website, where representations of objection, comment, or support can be submitted within 24 days of this notice.

Key Applications

The Courtyard, 48 New North Road, Duryard & St James
- Proposal: Retrospective change of use from office (Class E) to six flats for house in multiple occupation use (Class C4).
- Reference: 25/1241/FUL
6 St Michaels Close, Alphington
- Proposal: Demolition of existing bungalow and garage; replacement with a two-bedroom bungalow with integral garage.
- Reference: 25/1284/FUL
16 York Road, Duryard & St James
- Proposal: Change of use from commercial to two residential apartments; includes creation of a lightwell and bike store.
- Reference: 25/1252/FUL
33 South Grange, Clyst Heath, St Loyes
- Proposal: Installation of an electric vehicle charging point in the front garden.
- Reference: 25/1304/FUL
33 White Street, Topsham
- Proposal: Replacement glazing and internal alterations.
- Reference: 25/1421/FUL
The Flat, 58 Fore Street, Topsham
- Proposal: Replacement of a non-opening single pane window with a double-glazed casement window.
- Reference: 25/1408/LBC
38 Belmont Road, Newtown & St Leonards
- Proposal: Installation of central heating and boiler flue.
- Reference: 25/1002/LBC
Land at Redhills, Exwick Lane, Exwick
- Proposal: Variation of condition regarding pedestrian improvement schemes for a residential development.
- Reference: 25/1350/VOC
Unit 3-4, Haven Banks, Water Lane, St Davids
- Proposal: Extension of opening hours for a ten-pin bowling centre.
- Reference: 25/1419/VOC

How to Participate

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these developments are encouraged to view the full details and submit their feedback via the Exeter City Council's planning portal.