Exeter City Council has announced a series of planning applications that may affect the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These applications are open for public viewing on the council's website, with opportunities for objections, comments, or support to be submitted within 24 days of the notice.

One notable application involves Thomas Hall on Cowley Bridge Road in Duryard & St James's. The proposal is for a reciprocal roofed roundhouse shelter intended as an outdoor education and meeting space, constructed from locally sourced natural materials (Application 26/0651/FUL).

Another application concerns the pavement outside 90-92 Fore Street in St David's, where there is a proposal to install a BT Street Hub and remove existing BT kiosks (Application 26/0675/FUL).

At 17 Waverley Avenue in Duryard & St James's, plans have been submitted for a rear and side infill extension to create kitchen and dining areas (Application 26/0709/FUL).

In St David's, repairs are proposed for existing stone lintels serving attic dormer windows on the Gandy Street elevation. This includes temporary support, localised stone repairs, crack stitching, lime mortar repointing, and associated leadwork repairs (Application 26/0718/FUL).

A listed building application at 7 Mont le Grand in Heavitree seeks to create an opening between the kitchen and a reinstated dining room (Application 26/0723/LBC).

Additionally, at 16 Chapel Road in Alphington, there is an application to vary Condition 2 of a previous decision to allow a reasonable setback of the development and lowering of the ridge height (Application 26/0680/VOC).

These developments are part of Exeter City Council's ongoing efforts to manage urban growth while preserving historical sites. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to submit their representations via the council's website or by contacting the assigned Case Officer directly.

For further details on these applications, please visit Exeter City Council's planning portal.

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