Sr. Planner - Land Development Planning & Entitlement Department

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techoundsRiverside (CA)

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Senior

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$85,000-$133,000

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Sr. Planner - Land Development Planning & Entitlement Department
Location: Inland Empire, CA Salary: $85,000-$133,000 along with a lucrative bonus program, 9/80 schedule, hybrid work schedule (one day a week in the office in most cases), and culture of training and development This role plays a crucial part in managing and executing complex planning projects, focused on advanced planning documents-General Plan, General Plan Amendments, Housing Elements, Community Plans, and Specific Plan to build our project portfolio and develop advance planning team.
Responsibilities: Prepare and manage complex planning documents. Project management including project scheduling, communication, deliverables, and financial success Perform assignments designed to develop professional working knowledge Expertise and application of standard current planning techniques, procedures, and criteria Train and develop planning staff Lead community engagement effort Assist in preparation RFPs. Desire to obtain AICP Certifications and/or other similar certifications
Requirements: Experience in preparation, management and presentation of complex planning document Working knowledge of public agency standards and guidelines Interact with developers, public officials, and citizens to create advanced planning documents Problem solving skills Knowledge of planning techniques, procedures, and criteria Demonstrate strong leadership skills Excellent interpersonal, written, and public speaking skills Honest, reliable, enthusiastic, team player Bachelor's or Master's Degree in urban planning, land use design, public administration. Minimum 3-days in office (Riverside)

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