In a recent announcement, Exeter City Council has released details of several planning applications affecting various areas within the city. These applications are now open for public viewing and feedback. Interested parties can access the full details on the council's website at [www.exeter.gov.uk/planning](http://www.exeter.gov.uk/planning). Representations, whether objections, comments, or support, can be submitted online or via email to the designated Case Officer within 24 days from the notice date. The applications include developments that may impact the setting of listed buildings or alter the character or appearance of conservation areas. Notable proposals include: - **2 Princes Square, St Thomas**: A single-storey rear extension is proposed under application number 25/0750/FUL, which affects a conservation area. - **4 Pennsylvania Park, Pennsylvania**: Plans to rebuild the rear party/boundary wall between numbers 4 and 5 are submitted under application numbers 25/0857/FUL and 25/0858/LBC. This involves both conservation area and listed building considerations. - **60 New North Road, St Davids**: A change of use from a public house to three flats (Class C3) and a House in Multiple Occupation for five persons (Class C4), along with alterations to the front elevation, is proposed under application number 25/0903/FUL. - **250 High Street, St Davids**: The replacement of roof air-conditioning and air-handling equipment is planned under application number 25/0952/FUL, affecting a conservation area. Additionally, listed building applications include: - **Flat 2, Exedene, 20 Ferry Road, Topsham**: Internal works such as altering an existing window into a doorway and reconfiguring the internal layout are proposed under application number 25/0876/LBC. - **7 Mont Le Grand, Heavitree**: Forming an opening within an internal wall on the ground floor and blocking up an existing internal doorway is planned under application number 25/0899/LBC. - **42 Fore Street, Topsham**: The installation of two stainless steel inlay signs on the front west elevation is proposed under application number 25/0912/LBC. For those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these developments, it is encouraged to submit representations promptly. How can I view the full planning applications? You can view them by visiting [Exeter City Council's planning portal](http://www.exeter.gov.uk/planning). Where should representations be sent? Representations can be made via the council's website or emailed directly to the assigned Case Officer. For further details on these applications and others in the area, please refer to the original public notice at [Public Notice Portal](https://publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/planning/68875c62ec50c5bcfe3aa3a1).