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 open for public comment, objection, or support via the council's website or by email to the assigned Case Officer within 24 days of this notice.
Development affecting listed buildings and conservation areas
- Belmont House, Silver Lane, Newtown & St Leonards: The proposal involves refurbishing a 54-bed apartment block with overcladding of balcony enclosures, replacement of windows and doors, and reroofing. Application reference: 26/0251/FUL (CA).
- University Of Exeter, School Of Education, Newtown & St Leonards: An extension is planned on the south elevation of the Haighton Library building to accommodate a lift shaft. Application reference: 26/0427/FUL (CA).
- 60 Magdalen Road, Newtown & St Leonards: Plans include remodelling a detached single dwelling with a single-storey side extension, front infill extension, replacement two-storey rear bay and single-storey rear extension, roof alterations, and demolition of existing outbuildings. Application reference: 26/0532/FUL (CA).
- 86A Fore Street, Topsham: A ground floor rear extension is proposed along with new windows and doors. Application reference: 26/0295/FUL (CA).
Planning and advertisement application
- 30 Streatham Drive, Duryard & St James: Proposed extensions to an existing dwelling include alterations to window styles and changes to the existing dormer roof. The proposals also include entrance gates and front driveway alterations. Application reference: 26/0285/FUL.
For more information or to view these applications in detail, visit Exeter City Council's planning portal. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to submit their representations promptly.
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