Explore the latest planning applications and land sale proposals in Exeter, as detailed by the Exeter City Council. These notices provide insights into developments affecting listed buildings, conservation areas, and potential land sales.

Planning applications affecting listed buildings and conservation areas

Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications that may impact the setting of listed buildings or the character of conservation areas. These applications are open for public viewing and comment on the council's planning website. Interested parties have 24 days from the notice date to submit their representations.

1. Thornlea, New North Road, Duryard & St JamesApplication Reference: 24/1380/FULProposal: Replacement rooflight, installation of new louvred ventilation grilles on the south and east elevations, and new external condenser units on the south elevation. This application affects a conservation area.
2. 20 St Leonards Road, Newtown & St LeonardsApplication References: 24/1222/FUL (CA&LB) and 24/1223/LBCProposal: Demolition of extensions to the west and south with reconstruction involving internal and external alterations. This affects both a conservation area and a listed building.
3. 15 Fore Street, TopshamApplication Reference: 24/1305/LBCProposal: Installation of a replacement AC system, new interior wall and ceiling finishes, along with minor alterations to the shopfront. This is a listed building application.

These applications were published in the Exeter Express & Echo on December 5, 2024.

Proposed sale of land adjacent to 17 Albert Street

Exeter City Council proposes to sell land adjacent to 17 Albert Street, Exeter, EX1 2BH. A plan detailing this proposal is available for inspection on the council's consultations page or can be requested via email at estates@exeter.gov.uk or by calling 01392 265162.

Comments regarding this proposal should be submitted in writing to The City Surveyor at Exeter City Council, Paris Street, Exeter EX1 1JJ, or via email at estates@exeter.gov.uk by December 9, 2024.

For further details on these notices, please visit the Public Notice Portal for planning applications and here for the land sale proposal.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to review these notices and participate in the consultation process.