Assistant Manager - Zoning Division
american planning associationOrlando (FL)
Assistant Manager - Zoning Division
Posted 2 days ago
american planning associationOrlando (FL)
Architectural and Engineering ManagersAdministration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Assistant Manager Of Zoning Division The Zoning Division is comprised of a diverse group of 36 team members broken into 4 Sections: Board of Zoning Adjustment ArboristsResidential Permitting Project Review and Research, which includes Commercial Permitting, Addressing, and reviewing projects that go before the Development Review Committee, including subdivisions and Planned Developments. The Assistant Manager of the Zoning Division provides administrative and supervisory assistance to the Division Manager in the area of administration, management of personnel, technology, and budget related issues. Assists in directing activities, programs and services of the Zoning Division to ensure the highest level of customer service is provided to the County and its citizens. The Assistant Manager may also support policy initiatives or lead special projects at the request of the Division Manager.
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree from an accredited institution and five years increasingly responsible experience in zoning, planning, or development services to include two years of supervisory experience. In lieu of the degree requirements, additional relevant experience may be substituted on a year for year basis.
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