Township Planner – Bernards Township.

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njlmBrooklyn (NY)

Urban and Regional Planners Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$125,000 per year

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About the role

Jobs & Requests for Proposals Use the Government Jobs tab to search through your municipality's employment opportunities. Subscribe to job posting notifications to be automatically alerted of the latest career opportunities by clicking on the Notify Me® button. Want to post a job on this webpage? For contact information and rates visit How to Post a Classified Job Ad or a Request for Proposal on this Website. Resources on Careers in Local Government Interested in learning more about a career in local government? The League has created aLocal Government Career Center. Seeking an experienced Planner to work full-time, 40 hours/week. Responsibilities include review of all land development applications, and preparation of reports, plan updates and zoning ordinances. Serves as staff for the Planning and Zoning Boards and attends all meetings. Supervises the functions of the Zoning Officer and Planning and Zoning Board Secretary. Applicants must have a degree in land use planning, urban planning, or a related field from an accredited four‑year college or university, plus a minimum of 5-7 years of experience in land use planning including supervisory experience. Certification as a licensed Professional Planner in the state of New Jersey (NJPP) required and certification by the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) preferred. Must possess a valid NJ driver’s license. Salary: $125K-$145K/annual DOQ. View complete job posting at https://www.bernards.org/government/documents/forms-documents/department-documents/human-resources/employment-opportunities/5547-township-planner/file EOE

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