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 feedback until 24 days from the notice date, April 3, 2025.

The proposed developments include:

1. Cedar Hayes, Balls Farm Road, Alphington: The application seeks to convert an existing outbuilding into domestic ancillary use. This development is situated within a conservation area (CA) and is referenced as application number 25/0360/FUL.
2. Flat 5, La Chine House, 56 St Davids Hill: This proposal involves replacing five rotten single-glazed timber-framed sash windows with timber-framed double-glazed casement windows of similar proportions. The site is both a conservation area and affects a listed building (CA&LB), under application number 25/0291/FUL.
3. 26 Pennsylvania Road, Duryard & St James: The application proposes extending a rear dormer and adding three roof windows to the front elevation. This property is located within a conservation area (CA), with the application number 25/0336/FUL.
4. 73 Longbrook Street, Duryard & St James: This proposal involves changing the use from a five-bedroom house in multiple occupation (HMO) classified under C4 use to a seven-bedroom HMO classified as Sui Generis use. It is also within a conservation area (CA), referenced as application number 25/0337/FUL.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these developments are encouraged to submit their representations of objection, comment, or support via the Exeter City Council's planning website or by emailing the assigned case officer.

How can I view the full details of these planning applications?

You can view the full details by visiting Exeter City Council's planning website.

Where should representations be sent?

Representations can be submitted through the council's website or emailed directly to the assigned case officer.

For further information on these applications and how they might affect local heritage sites, please refer to the original public notice at Public Notice Portal.