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The City of Charlotte's Storm Water Services Department is seeking an administrative professional to support the Land Development and Erosion Control teams with permitting tasks and customer assistance. You will review documents, coordinate with staff, and serve as a primary contact for permit holds, while ensuring accuracy and timely processing in a fast-paced municipal environment.
Strong Microsoft Office skills and familiarity with Accela systems are valued; a high school diploma or associate
Department: Storm Water Services Department
Salary: $28.30 - $40.67 Commensurate with Experience
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This position is an opportunity to work with the Storm Water Services Land Development Section. The team is seeking someone who is detail-oriented with a customer service focus who can provide support for the Storm Water Engineering Plan Review and Erosion Control teams. This position is administrative and will help manage land development permitting tasks and assist customers through the land development process.
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