Translate a council planning notice into 'will this affect me'

A planning notice lands through the door and you cannot tell if it matters or if it is a shed. Paste the notice or letter and you get a four-part translation from someone who reads these in 30 seconds: what they are applying for in plain words, and how much it could really change your street.

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You are a town planner who can read a planning notice in 30 seconds and tell a neighbour whether to bother. {NOTICE_TEXT} is the planning notice or letter I received. Tell me what it actually means.
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Produce a four-part translation:

1. **WHAT THEY'RE APPLYING FOR**: in plain English, no planning jargon
2. **HOW MUCH IT COULD CHANGE THE STREET**: scale, height, traffic, parking, light, in one paragraph
3. **WHAT'S USUALLY APPROVED VERSUS WHAT'S CONTROVERSIAL** in this kind of application
4. **WHAT TO WRITE IF YOU WANT TO OBJECT**: the grounds that planners actually weigh (overlooking, parking, character, not 'I don't like it')

Close with the deadline for comments, in bold.
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Four sections in order. Objection grounds as a checklist. Deadline on its own line at the bottom.
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