Overview of Planning Applications in Exeter

Exeter City Council has released a series of planning applications affecting various locations across the city. These proposals include modifications to listed buildings and developments within conservation areas. Residents and interested parties can view these applications on the Exeter City Council website and submit their representations within 24 days of this notice.

Key Applications

• 3 The Malthouse, Exe Street, Topsham: A single-storey rear extension is proposed, impacting both the character of a conservation area and a listed building (Ref: 25/1563/FUL).
• 8 - 9 High Street, St Davids: Plans include a new framed shopfront entrance with an automatic sliding door and CCTV installation (Ref: 25/1461/FUL).
• 16 Chapel Road, Alphington: A two-storey side extension with internal and external restoration work is planned, alongside the demolition of modern additions (Ref: 25/1314/FUL).
• 27 The Strand, Topsham: Proposals involve replacing a garden room, widening a driveway opening, and converting part of a garage into a home gym (Ref: 25/1588/FUL).
• 82 Fore Street, Topsham: A retrospective application seeks approval for removing a chimney, enlarging a front dormer, and changing window colours (Ref: 25/1595/FUL).

Listed Building Applications

• Franklyn House, Alphington: Widening of an existing doorway is proposed (Ref: 25/1593/LBC).
• Quay Gardens Barn, Topsham: Internal alterations to create a family bathroom are planned (Ref: 25/1615/LBC).
• 7 Victory House, St Davids: Removal and insertion of plasterboard walls on the first floor are proposed (Ref: 25/1609/LBC).

Major Development Proposal

• Nightingale Hospital, Osprey Road, St Loyes: A significant development involves changing the use of the former Homebase building to hospital use. This includes constructing a two-storey extension to enhance the Community Diagnostic Centre functions (Ref: 25/1582/FUL).

Public Participation

Residents who wish to object or support these proposals can do so by contacting the assigned Case Officer via email or through the council's website. This engagement is crucial for ensuring community voices are heard in shaping Exeter's urban landscape.

For more detailed information on each application or to submit your comments, please visit the Exeter City Council planning portal.

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