Exeter City Council has announced several new planning applications that could 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 the notice.

Key Applications

• Friernhay Court, Friernhay Street, St Davids: Proposal for the enclosure of an existing external staircase (Ref: 26/0409/FUL).
• 1 North Street, Topsham: Proposed internal alterations, fenestration changes, and a single-storey side extension with a balcony (Ref: 26/0437/FUL).
• 7 White Street, Topsham: Plans for a single-storey rear extension incorporating an outbuilding, along with replacement windows and doors (Ref: 26/0446/FUL & 26/0447/LBC).
• 30 Victoria Road, Topsham: Retention of a timber shed and timber gates at the rear of the dwelling (Ref: 26/0353/FUL & 26/0354/LBC).
• 83 Queen Street, St Davids: External alterations and installation of signage (Ref: 26/0400/FUL & 26/0399/LBC).
• 10 Lyndhurst Road, Newtown & St Leonards: Internal alterations including ground floor modifications and first-floor partition changes (Ref: 26/0454/LBC).

Public Participation

Residents and interested parties are encouraged to view these applications on the Exeter City Council Planning Portal and submit their feedback via the website or by contacting the assigned Case Officer. The deadline for representations is within 24 days from the date of this notice.

Impact Considerations

These developments may influence local heritage sites and conservation efforts. Community members who have concerns or wish to support these projects are urged to participate in the consultation process.

For further details on each application and to understand their potential impact on Exeter's architectural heritage, visit the council's planning page.

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