Plymouth planning applications for listed buildings and conservation areas

A series of planning applications have been submitted in Plymouth, affecting listed buildings and conservation areas.

Plymouth planning applications for listed buildings and conservation areas

Explore the latest planning applications in Plymouth impacting listed buildings and conservation areas. Find out more about proposed changes and how to submit representations.

Plymouth planning applications for listed buildings and conservation areas

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In a recent public notice, several planning applications have been submitted in Plymouth, impacting listed buildings and conservation areas. These applications are made under the Town & Country Planning Act 1990, the Town & Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2010, and the Planning (Listed Buildings And Conservation Areas) Act 1990.

The applications include:

• 25/00411/FUL: A proposal for a single-storey rear extension and loft conversion with a rear dormer at 19 Church Street.
• 25/00409/FUL: A change of use from a sports court to a car park and drop-off area, along with an extension to the hardstand at 99 Craigie Drive. This application is part-retrospective.
• 25/00077/FUL: Construction of several small outbuildings to host activities, a revised planting plan, and alterations to the existing building on site, including new windows and an extension. This is in reference to planning application 18/00918/FUL at the Bowling Pavilion.
• 25/00506/LBC: Replacement of windows, doors, and rainwater goods at 67 Church Road.
• 25/00573/LBC: Refurbishment of a commercial unit and shopfront, plus party wall improvements at 24 New Street.
• 25/00338/FUL: Demolition and replacement of a sunroom at 17 Butt Park Road.

These proposals can be viewed online at Plymouth City Council's planning portal. Internet access is available at all Plymouth Libraries for those wishing to review the details in person.

How can I submit my views on these planning applications? Representations must be submitted within 21 days of this advertisement. Interested parties can contact Plymouth City Council's planning department by phone at 01752 304366 or through their online portal.

What are the potential impacts of these developments? The proposed changes could affect local heritage sites, community spaces, and traffic patterns. Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to review the full details of each application.

For further information on these applications, please refer to the original public notice published in The Herald or visit Public Notice Portal.