Planner I/II
About the position Responsibilities • Assists in preparation and coordination of community planning and/or development review projects, such as subdivision and rezoning applications and administration of land use policies and codes. • Issues procedural information to the public; offers interpretations of plans or regulations; and works towards resolution of conflicts. • Prepares ordinances, resolutions, project narratives, maps or other visual aides, and project evaluations for review and approval by senior staff. • Evaluates building and development permit applications for compliance with County land use and development regulations and approves permits when appropriate. • Conducts inspections for code compliance. • Investigates and resolves violations of County land use and development regulations. • Stays informed of local, state and federal legislation and current issues in community planning and development. • Conducts field investigations and research, compiles data and prepares technical reports for community planning and development. • Prepares oral and written presentations and attends group meetings relative to community planning and development projects. • Analyzes information and makes recommendations. • Interfaces directly with the public, communicating complex and technical information. • Provides staff support to governing bodies and citizen boards as directed, including making presentations, scheduling, preparing agendas, preparing meeting sites and materials, and answering inquiries from members. • Serves as a resource to other staff members on specific issues. Requirements • Planner I - Requires a Bachelor's degree. Degrees best suited for this position include planning, urban studies, environmental science, and geography. • Four years additional, related experience may substitute for a Bachelor's degree. • Requires one year of planning experience or comparable experience involving permitting, technical review, report writing, or community development. • Planner II - Requires a Bachelor's degree. Degrees best suited for this position include planning, urban studies, environmental science, and geography. • Four years additional, related experience may substitute for a Bachelor's degree. • Requires three years of planning experience or comparable experience involving permitting, technical review, report writing, community development, etc. Benefits • Full-time opportunity • Many benefits Apply tot his job Apply tot his job