In a recent public notice, Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications that may impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas. These applications are open for public viewing and comment on the council's website.

The proposed developments include:

1. County Hall, Topsham Road: Installation of security fencing around a pellet store to prevent unauthorised access and safeguard trespassers. This application is referenced as 24/1539/FUL (CA&LB).
2. Double Locks Hotel, Canal Banks: Installation of flood mitigation works in the rear garden area, referenced as 24/1159/FUL (LB).
3. Sense West, 37 Northernhay Street: Change of use to Use Class F1(f) for use as a place of worship, with minor internal reconfigurations on the ground floor. This is application 24/1527/FUL (CA).
4. 2 Mount Howe, Topsham: Proposed construction of an orangery, referenced as 25/0172/FUL (CA&LB).
5. 40 Fore Street, Heavitree: Change of use of the ground floor from a takeaway (sui generis) to Commercial, Business and Service (Class E), and change of use of upper floors from an ancillary flat to a House in Multiple Occupation (Class C4), along with alterations to the shopfront. This is application 24/1519/FUL (CA).

The listed building applications include:

• County Hall, Topsham Road: Security fencing installation around the pellet store, referenced as 24/1540/LBC.
• 2 Mount Howe, Topsham: Proposed orangery construction, referenced as 25/0173/LBC.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these developments are encouraged to submit their representations via the Exeter City Council's planning website or by contacting the assigned Case Officer within 24 days from this notice.

For further details on these applications and how to submit your comments, please visit Exeter City Council's planning page. The original public notice can be accessed here.