Exeter City Council
Planning applications.

1. Decided26/0519/LED

   Commencement of Planning Permission Ref. 20/1104/FUL (granted on 22 October 2021), relating to the demolition of Greencroft and its replacement with two new dwellings, within 3 years of the decision date (as required by Condition 1)

   Greencroft Streatham Rise Exeter EX4 4PE

   Received 8 Apr 2026
2. Withdrawn26/0520/LBC

   The renovation, repair and single glazing of a historic window opening on the north elevation at the second level.

   The Flat 58 Fore Street Topsham EX3 0HW

   Received 8 Apr 2026
3. Decided26/0521/LED

   Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for an Existing Use as a House in Multiple Occupation (Use Class C4) for four people.

   49 Sandford Walk Exeter EX1 2ET

   Received 8 Apr 2026
4. Refused26/0523/FUL

   Change of use from stables to a three bedroom dwelling (Self-build). Replacement windows and doors, and associated alterations.

   Dreamland Stables Church Hill Pinhoe Exeter

   Received 8 Apr 2026
5. Permitted26/0527/LBC

   Re-rendering of all three external walls to restore original character and appearance of the building.

   1 Bartholomew Terrace Exeter EX4 3BW

   Received 9 Apr 2026
6. Decided26/0530/DIS

   Part Discharge of Condition 7 of Planning Permission 22/1546/VOC (dated 01.03.2023) in so far as it relates to plots 84-100.

   St Leonard Quarter 50 Topsham Road Exter EX2 4NF

   Received 10 Apr 2026
7. Decided26/0531/DIS

   Discharge condition 6 (Method Statement - Vault) of Listed Building Consent 25/0099/LBC - Partial demolition of the existing garden walls and workshops and construction of a part two, part three storey educational building for teaching and research use and associated landscaping, including temporary enabling works.

   Former Walled Garden Adjacent To Reed Mews Mardon Hill Exeter

   Received 10 Apr 2026
8. Permitted26/0532/FUL

   Remodelling of a detached single dwelling, including a single-storey side extension, front infill extension, replacement two-storey rear bay and single-storey rear extension, roof alterations, and demolition of existing outbuildings.

   60 Magdalen Road Exeter EX2 4TN

   Received 11 Apr 2026
9. Permitted26/0536/FUL

   Change of use from a preschool to two residential units with associated parking and access.

   44 Winsor Avenue Exeter EX2 4BL

   Received 13 Apr 2026
10. Decided26/0539/DIS

    Discharge condition 6 (Method Statement - Vault) of Planning Permission 25/0098/FUL - Partial demolition of the existing garden walls and workshops and construction of a part two, part three storey educational building for teaching and research use and associated landscaping, including temporary enabling works.

    Former Walled Garden Adjacent To Reed Mews Mardon Hill Exeter

    Received 14 Apr 2026
11. Decided26/0540/DIS

    Discharge of Conditions 3, 5 and 6 of Planning Permission Ref. 25/1691/FUL, granted 21 January 2026, relating to noise mitigation, windows and ventilation

    60 New North Road Exeter EX4 4EP

    Received 14 Apr 2026
12. Decided26/0542/LED

    House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) for 6 people (C4 Use).

    3 Tresillian Gardens Polsloe Exeter EX4 7AJ

    Received 14 Apr 2026
13. Decided26/0557/LED

    Certificate of Lawfulness for Existing use as a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) for 5 people with shared kitchen, bathroom and living facilities.

    75 Bonhay Road Exeter EX4 4BL

    Received 17 Apr 2026
14. Permitted26/0558/DIS

    Discharge of Condition 3 (Sustainable Drainage) and Condition 5 (land contamination) for planning permission 25/1535/FUL

    100 Wrefords Lane Exeter EX4 5BS

    Received 17 Apr 2026
15. Refused26/0559/FUL

    Change of use of classroom building from Commercial Day Nursery (E(f) use) to Dwelling House (C3 use) including new vehicular access and replacement windows and doors

    1 Mount Radford Crescent Exeter EX2 4EN

    Received 17 Apr 2026
16. Permitted26/0560/LBC

    Re render front and side elevation.

    44 Church Road Alphington Exeter EX2 8SZ

    Received 17 Apr 2026
17. Permitted26/0562/DIS

    Discharge condition 4 (reclamation of historic building materials) of listed building consent 25/0099/LBC - Partial demolition of the existing garden walls and workshops and construction of a part two, part three storey educational building for teaching and research use and associated landscaping, including temporary enabling works.

    Former Walled Garden Adjacent To Reed Mews Mardon Hill Exeter

    Received 17 Apr 2026
18. Permitted26/0565/LBC

    Shower room on the second floor and installation of an inline tile vent on rear roof elevation.

    152 Heavitree Road Exeter EX1 2LZ

    Received 19 Apr 2026
19. Permitted26/0569/DIS

    Discharge condition 4 (reclamation of historic building materials) of planning permission 25/0098/FUL - Partial demolition of the existing garden walls and workshops and construction of a part two, part three storey educational building for teaching and research use and associated landscaping, including temporary enabling works.

    Former Walled Garden Adjacent To Reed Mews Mardon Hill Exeter

    Received 20 Apr 2026
20. Permitted26/0570/LBC

    Proposed demolition of garden shed and construction of garden office and store. Revision of listed building consent approval ref. 24/0633/LBC

    The Lodge Grove Hill Topsham EX3 0EG

    Received 20 Apr 2026
21. Permitted26/0571/VOC

    Application Reference Number: 24/0632/FUL Date of Decision: 27/08/2024Variation of condition 2.Minor amendments to include the addition of a window and a change of wall cladding to match the roof.

    The Lodge Grove Hill Topsham EX3 0EG

    Received 20 Apr 2026
22. Permitted26/0574/TPO

    The yew tree in question is showing signs of asymmetric crown formation. After previous limb failure causing a structural imbalance to the remaining crown. My proposal for the future vigour of this tree is toInstall a dynamic cobra bracing system to support the imbalance of the lower structural limbs forming a strong three way triangulation of support for the lateral growth that has become very prone to wind through. Please see photo (Yew Reduction Points) for bracing points highlighted in blue.Selective thinning of the whole crown by removing internal growth with a maximum cut size of 60mm diameter 1.5m length by removing multiple smaller limbs I believe this will be more beneficial to the trees structure, and limit the amount of large wounds left by the thinning works. Allowing for better wind distribution through the remaining crown hopefully eliminating future wind through. by leaving the larger structural limbs intact for the future longevity of the structural integrity. please see photo (Yew Reduction Points) with cut points highlighted in red for chosen thinning points throughout the crown Remove failed limb back to the branch collar. The failed limb supported by lower crown hazard beam fracturing of the timber 150mm diameter 2.5m length this will be the largest of the limbs to be removed through suggested works. red dotted line on attached photo hard to see the hazard beam on the photo (Yew Reduction Points)Selective reduction of the height maximum of 1m in length 40mm cut size to the crown on selected limbs again highlighted in red so that again the risk of wind through will be reduced.

    Block H Birks Halls New North Road Exeter EX4 4GE

    Received 21 Apr 2026
23. Decided26/0578/LED

    Certificate of Lawfulness for the use of 3 Glenthorne Road as a HMO (C4 Use) for 5 people.

    3 Glenthorne Road Exeter EX4 4QU

    Received 21 Apr 2026
24. Permitted26/0579/CAT

    Crown reduction of 20% to the lime tree. These are halfway down our residential garden and both becoming too big for their setting. Crown reduction of approximately 3 metres from the top of the tree.Lateral crown reduction of approximately 2 metres from all sides.Approximate retained canopy radius - 3 metres.Approximate final tree height - 9 metres.The proposed works are intended to continue the established cyclical management of this mature lime tree. The tree has grown substantially since it was last reduced and is now encroaching onto neighbouring properties, resulting in the need for further management to maintain good neighbour relations.The arborist also advised that reducing the crown will help reduce the loading on the relatively slender predominant stem, supporting the trees long-term management.For reference, I have attached a photograph taken immediately after the last reduction in January 2023. The proposed works are intended to achieve a broadly similar level of reduction as as you will know, lime trees are very resilient to pollarding and regularly managed in this way.

    98 Regent Street Exeter EX2 9EJ

    Received 21 Apr 2026

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