Exeter City planning applications for listed buildings

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Exeter City planning applications for listed buildings and conservation areas

Explore Exeter's latest planning applications affecting listed buildings and conservation areas.

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7 August 2026

Exeter City Council has announced several new planning applications that may impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These proposals are open for public comment, objection, or support via the council's website or by contacting the assigned Case Officer within 24 days of this notice.

Key Applications

Thomas Hall, Cowley Bridge Road, Duryard & St James's: A proposal for a reciprocal roofed roundhouse shelter intended as an outdoor education and meeting space. This structure will be constructed from locally sourced natural materials. Application reference: 26/0651/FUL (LB).
Pavement Outside 90-92 Fore Street, St David's: The installation of a BT Street Hub and removal of existing BT kiosks. Application reference: 26/0675/FUL (CA).
17 Waverley Avenue, Duryard & St James's: Plans for a rear and side infill extension to create kitchen and dining areas. Application reference: 26/0709/FUL (CA).
23 Gandy Street, St David's: Repairs to stone lintels on attic dormer windows, including temporary support, localised stone repairs, crack stitching, lime mortar repointing, and leadwork repairs. Application reference: 26/0718/FUL (CA).
7 Mont le Grand, Heavitree: A listed building application to create an opening between the kitchen and a reinstated dining room. Application reference: 26/0723/LBC.
16 Chapel Road, Alphington: Variation of Condition 2 to facilitate a setback of the development and lowering of the ridge height according to attached drawings. Application reference: 26/0680/VOC.

Public Participation

Residents and interested parties are encouraged to view these applications on the Exeter City Council planning website and submit their representations within the specified timeframe.

Impact Considerations

These developments could influence local heritage sites' aesthetics and functionality. Community members are urged to consider both potential benefits such as improved facilities and concerns like alterations to historical settings.

For further details on each application or to express your views, please visit the Exeter City Council website or contact the relevant Case Officer.

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