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Plymouth planning applications and footpath diversion proposals
Explore recent planning applications in Plymouth including a footpath diversion proposal.
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7 August 2026

Recent planning notices in Plymouth highlight several key developments under consideration. These include both building modifications and infrastructure changes that could impact local residents and businesses.

Planning Applications Overview

  1. Flat 12, 5 Elliot Terrace
    • Application Reference: 26/00600/LBC
    • Proposal: Re-instatement works following water damage to the interior.
    • Location: Near PL1 2PL.
  2. Post Box 136M, RNAD Bullpoint
    • Application Reference: 26/00565/FUL
    • Proposal: New roof installation on building BP053, including insulation and rainwater goods improvements.
    • Location: Near PL5 1BG.
  3. 85 Mannamead Road
    • Application Reference: 26/00608/FUL
    • Proposal: Construction of a detached triple garage.
    • Location: Near PL4 7AA.

These applications can be viewed online at Plymouth City Council's Planning Portal. Representations must be submitted within 21 days of the notice publication.

Footpath Diversion Proposal

The Department for Transport has proposed an order under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to stop up and divert a section of footpath connecting Culver Way to Orchard Avenue in Plymouth.

  • Order Reference: SUO2070097
  • Purpose: To enable development as permitted by Plymouth City Council (Reference: 25/01103/FUL).
  • Inspection Details: Draft orders and plans are available at Plymouth Central Library from May 12, 2026, for 28 days.
  • Objection Deadline: Objections must be submitted by June 9, 2026, to the National Transport Casework Team.

Impact and Community Involvement

These developments reflect ongoing urban improvements in Plymouth. Residents are encouraged to review the proposals and participate in the consultation process if they have concerns or support for these projects. Public participation is crucial to ensure that community interests are considered in the decision-making process.

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