Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications that could impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas in Exeter. These proposals are open for public comment, objection, or support via the council's website or by email to the assigned Case Officer within 24 days of this notice.

The applications include a change of use at 33-35 Southernhay East, St David's, from commercial premises to 12 flats and a commercial unit. This proposal involves associated works such as a replacement roof, with revised plans now submitted (26/1078/FUL).

At Exbridge House on Commercial Road, St David's, there is a proposal to install a flood defence wall around the building's perimeter. This includes steps up to Western Way for evacuation purposes and other alterations to convert the existing building into residential use (26/1350/FUL).

Another application concerns 16 Southernhay West, St David's, where there is a plan to change the use from offices to a single dwelling. The associated works include removing a rear outrigger and partition walls, replacing the basement staircase, and installing solar panels (26/1453/FUL).

In Duryard & St James's at 6 Horseguards, a rear single-storey extension is proposed (26/1450/FUL). Additionally, at 25 Monmouth Hill in Topsham, there is an application for demountable flood defence barriers on the south elevation facing The Strand (26/1445/LBC).

The council also received an application for works at 1-2 Northernhay Street, St David's, involving the replacement of an existing flat roof (26/1456/LBC).

These developments are part of ongoing efforts to adapt and preserve Exeter's historic architecture while accommodating modern needs. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to review the full details on the Exeter City Council website.

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