In a recent announcement, Plymouth City Council has published several planning applications under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and related legislation. These applications involve various developments across the city, including changes to listed buildings and new constructions.

One of the notable applications is for 10 Southside Street, where there is a proposal to change the use of a first-floor restaurant kitchen into a flat, involving associated works on the listed building. Another application concerns Flat 3 at 64 Durnford Street, which seeks retrospective permission for converting a ground floor maisonette into two flats with layout alterations.

Additionally, significant works are proposed at Saltram Amphitheatre on Merafield Road to stabilise the structure using rock bolts and mesh. Further works within Saltram House include decoration, installation of picture hanging rails, electrical upgrades, and similar enhancements in the stable area.

Other applications include the construction of a garage at 8 Dawes Lane, conversion of a coach house into a residential annexe at 102 Molesworth Road, and demolition and replacement of external walls at Tinside Pool on Hoe Road. Lastly, there is an application to replace old timber windows with new uPVC windows at 18A Garfield Terrace.

Residents can view these applications online at Plymouth City Council's planning portal or access them via internet facilities available at all Plymouth Libraries. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these developments are encouraged to submit their representations within 21 days from the date of this notice.

For further details on these applications, please visit Plymouth City Council's planning portal.

How can I view the full planning applications? You can view the full details of each application online at Plymouth City Council's planning portal or by visiting any Plymouth Library where internet access is provided.

What is the deadline for submitting representations? Representations must be submitted within 21 days from the date of this advertisement.

Where should I send my representations? Representations can be sent directly through the Plymouth City Council's planning portal or by contacting their planning department via telephone at 01752 304366.