Public Planning & Zoning Associate

Ada-County; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 54,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Vacation starting day one

11 holidays annually

Retirement plan

457(b) plan

Parental leave

Wellness programs

Training opportunities

Job summary

Ada County is seeking an Associate Planner to perform complex planning and zoning assignments, produce written reports, and present findings at meetings. You will exercise independent judgment with direction from the Planning Manager and Department Director.

Responsibilities include reviewing land use applications, developing analytical reports, and preparing amendments to plans and ordinances. Requires a Bachelor's degree in planning or related field and at least two years in public planning.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in planning or related field
• 2+ years in a public planning agency or related field
• Knowledge of planning and zoning principles and practices
• Knowledge of ordinances, codes, and plans pertaining to planning & zoning
• Knowledge of maps, charts and graphics preparation
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and GIS applications
• Ability to exercise independent judgment and analyze complex projects
• Ability to communicate results effectively and maintain relationships

Responsibilities

• Reviews land use applications and site plans for completeness and compliance
• Develops and presents analytical reports on zoning applications
• Maintains consistent policy in plan and ordinance implementation
• Provides input in plans and ordinance amendments
• Conducts research and writes comprehensive reports
• Prepares for and leads preapplication meetings with clients
• Prepares and processes amendments to ordinances, plans, and agreements
• Inspects development and field sites for compliance

Skills

Planning

Zoning

Reports

Public speaking

GIS

Education

Bachelor's degree in planning or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

GIS

Job description

Ada County is seeking an Associate Planner to perform complex planning and zoning assignments, produce written reports, and present findings at meetings. You will exercise independent judgment with direction from the Planning Manager and Department Director.

Responsibilities include reviewing land use applications, developing analytical reports, and preparing amendments to plans and ordinances. Requires a Bachelor's degree in planning or related field and at least two years in public planning.