Development Review Planner
The selected candidate will be compensation based on their qualifications.
TYPICAL DUTIES:
Plans, coordinates, and participates in review, data preparation and tracking of building permit applications, licenses and other current planning and development projects.
Ensures accuracy, completeness, and compliance of all processes in a timely and consistent manner.
Coordinates assigned Development Review Team (DRT) processes.
Works with other team members and respective agencies to ensure prompt response to permit applications.
Takes appropriate action to resolve inordinate delays in review processes.
Reviews and examines complex plans and specifications of developments for compliance with city zoning, site development, subdivision, sign, and other related ordinances.
Attends planning and development review project meetings and communicates zoning/development code proposals to contractors, architects, developers, and city and community council groups.
Consults with and provides technical assistance to development review co-workers and other city employees on complex review issues.
Provides one-on-one training of new Development Review Planners.
Writes zoning ordinance interpretations and action policies concerning complex development issues.
Responds to public requests as well as provide direct information to customers regarding appropriate City and zoning ordinances and permit applications.
Assists where needed to maintain counter, email and/or phone coverage.
Reviews development proposals to determine zoning ordinance compliance and makes recommendations to developers, builders, property owners, architects, city construction inspectors and housing/zoning enforcement officers and other city personnel regarding alternative methods to correct errors found in proposed development plans.
Performs zoning analysis for complex construction projects to ensure conformance with zoning ordinance regulations.
Analyzes and interprets zoning regulations, assists other Development Review, Building Code, and Fire Department team members in the implementation of those recommendations.
Performs other duties as required.
MINIMUM
Qualifications:
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Bachelor's degree in Urban Planning or a closely related field; OR an equivalent combination of education and full time, paid professional urban planning experience substituted on a year for year basis.
Ability to accurately interpret development plans and specifications of varying complexity and compare with actual site.
Ability to perform complex geometric and algebraic computations required to determine areas, lengths, angles, slope percentages, etc.
as depicted on plans and detailed in zoning standards.
Knowledge of the principles and practices of urban planning, building construction, permitting, site development, subdivision, and zoning ordinances.
Ability to communicate effectively with individuals from diverse organizations and backgrounds.
Proficiency with computers and computer software used to collect and tabulate data.
Ability to travel to various work locations is required to conduct on-site inspections.
Demonstrated ability to work independently with initiative, reliability, and appreciation of team member contributions.
DESIRED QUALIFICATION:
Membership in the American Planning Association.
American Planning Association205 N.
Michigan Ave.
, Suite 1200Chicago, IL 60601-5927#J-18808-Ljbffr Recommended Skills Building Codes Communication Construction Reliability Self Motivation Site Inspection Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
TYPICAL DUTIES:
Plans, coordinates, and participates in review, data preparation and tracking of building permit applications, licenses and other current planning and development projects.
Ensures accuracy, completeness, and compliance of all processes in a timely and consistent manner.
Coordinates assigned Development Review Team (DRT) processes.
Works with other team members and respective agencies to ensure prompt response to permit applications.
Takes appropriate action to resolve inordinate delays in review processes.
Reviews and examines complex plans and specifications of developments for compliance with city zoning, site development, subdivision, sign, and other related ordinances.
Attends planning and development review project meetings and communicates zoning/development code proposals to contractors, architects, developers, and city and community council groups.
Consults with and provides technical assistance to development review co-workers and other city employees on complex review issues.
Provides one-on-one training of new Development Review Planners.
Writes zoning ordinance interpretations and action policies concerning complex development issues.
Responds to public requests as well as provide direct information to customers regarding appropriate City and zoning ordinances and permit applications.
Assists where needed to maintain counter, email and/or phone coverage.
Reviews development proposals to determine zoning ordinance compliance and makes recommendations to developers, builders, property owners, architects, city construction inspectors and housing/zoning enforcement officers and other city personnel regarding alternative methods to correct errors found in proposed development plans.
Performs zoning analysis for complex construction projects to ensure conformance with zoning ordinance regulations.
Analyzes and interprets zoning regulations, assists other Development Review, Building Code, and Fire Department team members in the implementation of those recommendations.
Performs other duties as required.
MINIMUM
Qualifications:
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Bachelor's degree in Urban Planning or a closely related field; OR an equivalent combination of education and full time, paid professional urban planning experience substituted on a year for year basis.
Ability to accurately interpret development plans and specifications of varying complexity and compare with actual site.
Ability to perform complex geometric and algebraic computations required to determine areas, lengths, angles, slope percentages, etc.
as depicted on plans and detailed in zoning standards.
Knowledge of the principles and practices of urban planning, building construction, permitting, site development, subdivision, and zoning ordinances.
Ability to communicate effectively with individuals from diverse organizations and backgrounds.
Proficiency with computers and computer software used to collect and tabulate data.
Ability to travel to various work locations is required to conduct on-site inspections.
Demonstrated ability to work independently with initiative, reliability, and appreciation of team member contributions.
DESIRED QUALIFICATION:
Membership in the American Planning Association.
American Planning Association205 N.
Michigan Ave.
, Suite 1200Chicago, IL 60601-5927#J-18808-Ljbffr Recommended Skills Building Codes Communication Construction Reliability Self Motivation Site Inspection Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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