Recent planning applications in Plymouth have been submitted under the Town & Country Planning Act 1990, focusing on listed buildings and conservation areas. These proposals include modifications to historic structures, reflecting ongoing efforts to balance preservation with modern needs.

Key Applications

• BP059, RNAD Bullpoint: Application 26/01072/LBC proposes the installation of two high-security hasp and staple locks on the east elevation entrance door of Building BP059.
• 6 Penlee Gardens: Application 26/01277/LBC involves replacing existing uPVC windows with four wooden double glazed sash windows.
• Building MO42, Devonport Dockyard: Application 26/01270/CDMLB seeks to discharge conditions related to an external staircase, security fence, gate, and roof safety measures from a previous application (26/00460/LBC).
• 13 Alfred Street: Two re-advertised applications due to amended plans:
  • Application 26/00754/LBC includes garage reconfiguration, window alterations, a new roof terrace with external stair access, replacement of wood cladding with slate, felt roofs with lead roofs, new rainwater goods, and alterations to windows and doors.
  • Application 26/00639/FUL focuses on a garage roof terrace, new external stair access, window alterations, and changes to rear external materials.

Viewing and Participation

All applications can be viewed online at Plymouth City Council's Planning Portal. Internet access is available at all Plymouth Libraries. Representations must be submitted within 21 days of this advertisement. For further information or assistance, contact the council at 01752 304366.

These developments highlight ongoing efforts to maintain the architectural heritage of Plymouth while accommodating necessary updates. Residents are encouraged to review these proposals and participate in the consultation process if they have any concerns or support for the projects.

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