In a recent public notice, Exeter City Council has announced several planning applications affecting the South Street area. These applications are part of the Development Management Procedure and involve changes that may impact the setting of listed buildings and the character or appearance of conservation areas.

The primary application concerns Concord House on South Street, where there is a proposal to create seven new dwellings on the lower car park at Coombe Street. Additionally, modifications are planned for the lower ground floor main entrance at Concord House, including updates to the bin store, cycle storage, and main entrance reception. This application is registered under reference 24/1135/FUL.

Another application involves 77 Waterside in St Davids, where there is a proposal to replace existing wooden windows and doors with uPVC alternatives. This change is also part of efforts to maintain the area's conservation status and is filed under reference 25/0211/FUL.

A listed building application has been submitted for County Hall on Topsham Road, which involves replacing the ceiling in the members’ lounge. This application is noted under reference 25/0246/LBC.

Additionally, revised plans have been submitted for a single-storey side extension at 2 Matford Lane in Newtown & St Leonards. This re-advertised application is registered under reference 24/1290/FUL.

Residents and interested parties can view these applications on the Exeter City Council's planning website. Representations of objection, comment, or support can be made via the website or by emailing the assigned Case Officer within 24 days from the notice date of March 13 2025.

For further details on these applications and how they might affect local heritage sites or conservation areas, please visit Exeter City Council Planning.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to review the full details and submit their representations accordingly.