Exeter City Council Planning Applications

Exeter City Council has announced several new planning applications affecting various areas within the city. These applications are available for public viewing on the council's planning website. Interested parties have 24 days from the notice date to submit objections, comments, or support via the website or by contacting the assigned Case Officer.

Key Applications:

• Emmanuel Centre, 37 Blackboy Road, Newtown & St Leonards: Proposals include demolishing the existing building to construct two semi-detached houses (25/1468/FUL) and three terraced houses (25/1473/FUL).
• The Coach House, Bowling Green Road, Riversmeet, Topsham: Plans for refurbishment include raising the roof level and converting a boat house into a residential annex (25/1525/FUL).
• 18 West Street, St Davids: Alterations to change use from a salon to a single dwelling (25/1689/FUL).
• 52 Bartholomew Street West, St Davids: Change of use from commercial to educational purposes (25/1631/FUL).
• 95 Heavitree Road, Newtown & St Leonards: Partial rebuild of a boundary wall with relocation of an entrance pillar (25/1677/FUL).

Listed Building Applications:

• 5 St Olaves Mews, Bartholomew Street East, St Davids: Internal alterations to a flat (25/1678/LBC).
• 68 Longbrook Street, Duryard & St James: Retention of ground floor rear extension and other modifications (25/1584/LBC).

Marine Licence Application for Exe River Pontoons

Mr Paul Craven of Prydis Limited has applied for a marine licence to install two new pontoons on the Exe River. This application is under review by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) and can be accessed via the MMO Public Register. Representations regarding this application can be submitted within 28 days of its publication date.

Submission Details:

• Online: Through the Public Representation section for case MLA/2025/00474 on the MMO Public Register.
• Email: Send to marine.consents@marinemanagement.org.uk.
• Post: Address letters to Marine Management Organisation, Tyneside House, Newcastle Business Park.

Impact Considerations

These developments could significantly impact local communities in terms of urban landscape changes and environmental considerations. Residents are encouraged to review these proposals thoroughly and participate in the consultation process if they have any concerns or support for these projects.

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