In a recent public notice, Exeter City Council has announced multiple planning applications affecting various areas within the city. These applications are open for public viewing and feedback until 24 days from the notice date, which was Thursday, May 29, 2025. Residents and interested parties can view the details on the Exeter City Council's planning website or submit their comments via email to the assigned case officer.

The applications include several developments that may impact listed buildings and conservation areas. Notably, at Stoneycombe on Matford Road in Newtown & St Leonards, there is a proposal to fit 12 solar panels on the eastern slope of the roof under application number 25/0241/FUL. This development is part of efforts to incorporate sustainable energy solutions while considering the area's historical significance.

Another significant application involves 5 Cathedral Close in St Davids, where there is a proposed change of use for the ground and first floors of the south range of the building to residential use. This application is listed under both planning (25/0603/FUL) and listed building consent (25/0604/LBC), reflecting its dual impact on conservation and heritage preservation.

In St Thomas, at 63 Cowick Street, there is an application to remove condition 19 regarding a loading bay and vary condition two concerning drawings from a previous planning permission granted in 2017. This mixed-use development includes commercial space and residential units, highlighting ongoing urban development in this area.

Additionally, at 68 - 72 Howell Road in Duryard & St James, there is an application for approval of all reserved matters related to access, scale, layout, appearance, and landscaping following an outline planning permission. This application also seeks to discharge several conditions associated with the original permission.

Lastly, a single-storey rear extension is proposed at 84 Magdalen Road in Newtown & St Leonards under application number 25/0558/FUL. This development aims to enhance residential space while maintaining the character of the conservation area.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these developments are encouraged to review the full details on the Exeter City Council's planning website and submit their representations accordingly.

For further information on these applications and how to submit your views, please visit Exeter City Council Planning.