TOD Planning & Development Supervisor

City and County of Honolulu; Hawaii; On-site; USD 95,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

Retirement plan

Career development

Job summary

City and County of Honolulu's Department of Planning and Permitting, Transit-Oriented Development Division (TOD) seeks a supervisor to lead staff and advance planning and development initiatives that support TOD goals around Oahu's Skyline rail stations.

You will coordinate with City departments and other agencies to advance development opportunities, promote effective land use, and help neighborhoods grow to reflect community needs, prioritizing walking, biking, and transit access.

Qualifications

• Five (5) years of professional work experience in city planning or related planning activities, with at least one year in a supervisory role.
• Knowledge of planning principles, zoning, land subdivision, redevelopment, and public administration.
• Ability to supervise staff and manage multiple TOD projects from planning through implementation.

Responsibilities

• Oversee reviews of development proposals, land use changes, and neighborhood plans.
• Guide TOD projects from planning through implementation, including public-private development agreements and infrastructure coordination.
• Oversee consultant contracts, proposals for developing City-owned lands, and funding applications.
• Present projects and recommendations at public hearings, community meetings, and City Council meetings.

Skills

City planning

Supervision

Data visualization

Research methods

Policy analysis

Stakeholder coordination

Report writing

Education

Urban planning degree

Tools

None specified

Job description

City and County of Honolulu's Department of Planning and Permitting, Transit-Oriented Development Division (TOD) seeks a supervisor to lead staff and advance planning and development initiatives that support TOD goals around Oahu's Skyline rail stations.

You will coordinate with City departments and other agencies to advance development opportunities, promote effective land use, and help neighborhoods grow to reflect community needs, prioritizing walking, biking, and transit access.