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Hawkesbury City Council in Windsor, NSW, seeks a Strategic Planner to develop and manage the infrastructure contributions framework, ensuring fair and transparent contributions to infrastructure for growth while supporting long-term financial sustainability.
You will have urban planning qualifications with experience in development contributions plans, strong analytical and financial modelling skills, and excellent communication.
Be passionate. Be progressive. Hawkesbury CityCouncil.
Hawkesbury City
Council is the largest local government area in metropolitan NSW covering 2,800
square kilometres, incorporating both urban and rural communities. We are committed to working together to
deliver outcomes for the community through innovation and best practice.
Hawkesbury City Council strives to be an inclusive workplace
for all people. We welcome and encourage applications from all ages and
genders, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally
diverse backgrounds, the LGBTIQ+ community, veterans and people with
disabilities.
The Role
Reporting to the Coordinator Strategic Land Use
Planner and based in Windsor NSW, the primary purpose of this role is to
undertake the development, review, implementation and administration of
Council’s infrastructure contributions framework and ensuring the development
growth contributes fairly and transparently to the provision of infrastructure
required to support current and future communities, while maintaining Council’s
long term financial sustainability.
About You
You have tertiary qualifications in urban and regional planning,
or a related discipline, with demonstrated experience in the preparation,
review and administration of development contributions plans and infrastructure
funding mechanisms. You will have strong analytical and financial modelling
skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities, along with excellent
communication skills and the ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary
team.
Tertiary qualifications in urban and regional
planning or related discipline (eg: economics, property, infrastructure
planning, public policy)
Experience
specific to Western Sydney and in areas affected by flooding
The Rewards