Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications that could impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These proposals are open for public comment, objection, or support within 24 days from the notice date.

Key Applications

• Brewery Lane, North Street, Heavitree: A Grade II listed building is set for refurbishment, restoration, and conversion into a one-bedroom studio dwelling with a garden area. Application reference: 26/0471/FUL (CA&LB).
• Exeter Corn Exchange, Market Street: Plans include encapsulating windows along Market Street and Guinea Street above the NCP car park. Application reference: 26/0490/FUL (CA).
• Greenbank, Old Rydon Lane, Topsham: Proposed change of use to a children's home. Application reference: 26/0479/FUL (CA).
• St Matthews Church Hall, Lower Summerlands, Newtown & St Leonards: A new main entrance and wheelchair-accessible path are proposed. Application reference: 26/0423/FUL (CA).
• 7A Parkfield Way, Topsham: Plans for a two-storey rear extension with new windows and doors to the rear elevation. Application reference: 26/0343/FUL (CA).
• 15 Parkfield Road, Topsham: Proposal for a new second storey on an existing single-storey extension. Application reference: 26/0328/FUL (CA).

Listed Building Applications

• Brewery Lane, North Street, Heavitree: Similar to the planning application, this involves refurbishment and conversion into a studio dwelling. Application reference: 26/0472/LBC.
• Dean Clarke Lofts, Southernhay Gardens, St Davids: Localised repairs to timber cornice and roofing repairs are planned. Application reference: 26/0499/LBC.
• 4 Colleton Hill, St Davids: Replacement of existing front door and sash windows with double-glazed alternatives. Application reference: 26/0501/LBC.

Public Participation

Residents can view these applications on the Exeter City Council website or contact the assigned Case Officer via email. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to submit their representations within the specified timeframe.

For more detailed information on each application or to make a representation, visit Exeter City Council Planning.

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