Environmental Planner Permitting & Bay Compliance

ST MARYS COUNTY GOVERNMENT; Leonardtown (MD); On-site; USD 66,000 - 73,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Restaurant d'entreprise

Job summary

ST MARYS COUNTY GOVERNMENT in Maryland is seeking an Environmental Regulations Analyst to support the implementation of local, state, and federal environmental programs related to building and development. The role involves reviewing permit applications and assisting with development reviews to ensure Chesapeake Bay Critical Area and other environmental regulations are met.

You will work with the public and development professionals to achieve compliance, prepare and present variance or appeal

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree preferred (environmental/science related).
• 3+ years of job-related environmental/regulatory experience.
• Experience with Chesapeake Bay Critical Area regulations.
• Ability to read and analyze complex regulations and communicate findings clearly.

Responsibilities

• Review permit applications and assist in development review for environmental compliance.
• Coordinate with public and development professionals to ensure regulatory compliance.
• Prepare and present Critical Area variance, appeals, and conditional use cases.
• Assist in revising Chesapeake Bay Critical Area regulations.
• Attend meetings after hours as staff liaison to Commission on the Environment and other boards.
• Attend trainings and conferences as directed.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Environmental regulations

Public communication

Legal document analysis

Multitasking

Record keeping

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

ST MARYS COUNTY GOVERNMENT in Maryland is seeking an Environmental Regulations Analyst to support the implementation of local, state, and federal environmental programs related to building and development. The role involves reviewing permit applications and assisting with development reviews to ensure Chesapeake Bay Critical Area and other environmental regulations are met.

You will work with the public and development professionals to achieve compliance, prepare and present variance or appeal