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Hawkesbury City Council in Windsor NSW is seeking a Strategic Planner to lead the development, review and administration of the infrastructure contributions framework, ensuring new growth funds essential services while sustaining the council's long-term finances.
The role requires tertiary qualifications in urban and regional planning, with experience in development contributions and infrastructure funding, strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to manage complex,
Location:Windsor
Department:Strategic Planning
Employment type:Full-Time
Work Arrangement:Hybrid
Be passionate. Be progressive. Hawkesbury CityCouncil.
Hawkesbury CityCouncil is the largest local government area in metropolitan NSW covering 2,800square kilometres, incorporating both urban and rural communities. We are committed to working together todeliver outcomes for the community through innovation and best practice.
Hawkesbury City Council strives to be an inclusive workplacefor all people. We welcome and encourage applications from all ages andgenders, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturallydiverse backgrounds, the LGBTIQ+ community, veterans and people withdisabilities.
Reporting to the Coordinator Strategic Land UsePlanner and based in Windsor NSW, the primary purpose of this role is toundertake the development, review, implementation and administration ofCouncil’s infrastructure contributions framework and ensuring the developmentgrowth contributes fairly and transparently to the provision of infrastructurerequired to support current and future communities, while maintaining Council’slong term financial sustainability.
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 infrastructurefunding mechanisms. You will have strong analytical and financial modellingskills, with the ability to manage competing priorities, along with excellentcommunication skills and the ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinaryteam.
Tertiary qualifications in urban and regionalplanning or related discipline (eg: economics, property, infrastructureplanning, public policy)