Recent Planning Applications in Exeter and Ide
Two significant sets of planning applications have been submitted in the Exeter area, reflecting ongoing development activities that could impact local communities.
Ide Planning Application
Location: 3 Station Road, Ide
Proposal: The application involves the demolition of an existing extension and the erection of a two-storey extension. Additional works include re-roofing with slate, installing new conservation-style windows, and a conservation-style roof light.
Public Participation: Interested parties can view the application online at Teignbridge District Council's website and submit comments within 21 days from 16 October 2025.
Exeter City Council Applications
Several applications affecting listed buildings and conservation areas have been submitted:
- Devon And Cornwall Constabulary, Heavitree Road: A full planning application for demolishing existing buildings to erect a mixed-use development comprising purpose-built student accommodation and co-living spaces. (Ref: 25/0676/FUL)
- 1 Silver Terrace, St Davids: Replacement of doors at the lower ground floor level on the side elevation. (Ref: 25/1353/FUL)
- 2 Victoria Road, St James: Installation of five solar panels on the flat roof of a rear extension. (Ref: 25/1323/PDPV)
- 14 Howell Road, Duryard & St James: Narrowing of existing access to form pedestrian access. (Ref: 25/1378/FUL)
Listed Building Applications:
- 1 Silver Terrace, St Davids: Installation of a bathroom on the first floor and replacement doors and windows at ground and lower ground floor levels. (Ref: 25/1354/LBC)
- 13-15 Southernhay West, St Davids: Internal works including removal of partition walls and rectification of a collapsed floor. (Ref: 25/1203/LBC)
- 14 Howell Road, Duryard & St James: Similar access narrowing as above. (Ref: 25/1379/LBC)
Public Participation: These applications are available for viewing on Exeter City Council's website. Representations can be made within 24 days from 16 October 2025.
Impact Considerations
These developments could significantly impact local infrastructure, housing availability, and community aesthetics. Residents are encouraged to review these plans closely to understand potential changes to their environment.
For further details or to express concerns or support for these projects, residents should contact the respective councils through their official channels.
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