Plymouth planning applications for listed buildings

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Plymouth City planning applications for listed buildings and conservation areas

Explore recent planning applications in Plymouth, including changes to Pounds House and Plymstock Quarry.

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7 August 2026

Recent planning applications in Plymouth have been submitted under the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 and related legislation. These applications involve changes to listed buildings and conservation areas, reflecting ongoing development and adaptation within the city.

Key Applications

Pounds House, 162 Outland Road: Application 26/00495/FUL proposes changing the use from offices (Class E) to a non-residential Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) school (Class F1).
9-10 Nelson Gardens: Applications 26/00515/FUL & 26/00516/LBC involve installing a new gas riser on the building's east elevation.
Plymstock Quarry, The Ride: Application 26/00381/REM is a reserved matters application for approval of access, appearance, landscaping, layout, and scale for Phase 9 of a residential development. This phase includes 134 dwellings with affordable homes and associated infrastructure. It also addresses partial discharge of planning conditions related to travel plans and car parking strategies.
Flat 2, 16 Craigie Drive: Application 26/00503/LBC seeks permission to install a post-mounted electric vehicle charging unit within an allocated off-street parking bay.
12 Church Road: Application 26/00306/LBC requests listed building consent to remove existing cement render from the rear elevation and replace it with lime render.

Viewing and Participation

All applications can be viewed online at Plymouth City Council's planning portal. Internet access is available at all Plymouth libraries for those wishing to review these documents in person.

Public Involvement

Representations regarding these applications must be submitted within 21 days of this notice. Interested parties can contact the council at 01752 304366 for further information or to express their views.

These developments highlight ongoing efforts to balance heritage preservation with modern needs in Plymouth's urban landscape.

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