Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications that may affect 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, with representations of objection, comment, or support invited within 24 days of this notice.

Key Applications

• Georges Meeting House, 38 South Street, St Davids: A new condenser unit is proposed adjacent to existing condensers. Application reference: 26/1150/FUL.
• The Harlequin Centre, Paul Street, St Davids: Plans include the development of two Co-Living accommodation blocks following the demolition of the existing shopping centre and pedestrian bridge. This involves a change of use for upper floors at 21-22 Queen Street and various associated works. The application seeks to vary condition 2 of a previous permission to reflect changes in accommodation mix and layout. Application reference: 26/1228/VOC.
• Land To South Of 5 Tresillian Gardens, Topsham: A variation of condition 2 from a previous planning permission is sought to alter the design of Dwelling A, including an enlarged footprint and removal of a chimney. Application reference: 26/1134/CONR.
• 1 - 2 Northernhay Place, St Davids: Proposed change of use from office space to pupil boarding accommodation for Exeter Maths School. This includes access improvements and external fabric upgrades. Application reference: 26/1058/VOC.
• Land Opposite 51 Ribston Avenue, St Loyes: Construction plans for a 54-bed independent hospital with associated works are under review. The application seeks to amend site plans and elevations. Application reference: 26/1219/VOC.
• 53 - 54 High Street, St Davids: Repairs to masonry, render, windows, doors, roof, and rainwater goods are proposed as part of a listed building application. Application reference: 26/1213/LBC.

How to Participate

Members of the public can view these applications on the Exeter City Council's planning website. Comments or objections can be submitted online or via email to the assigned Case Officer.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these developments are encouraged to participate in the consultation process.

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