Urban Planner — Land Use & Economic Development

The-City-of-Willmar,-Minnesot; Willmar (MN); Sur place; USD 45 000 - 61 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The City of Willmar is seeking a non-supervisory planning professional to manage land use planning and zoning administration. You will assist with economic development research and projects, prepare reports, and engage with staff and the public.

Essential functions include preparing staff reports, reviewing zoning and subdivision codes, and presenting findings to councils and commissions; travel to projects and meetings as needed is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
• Bachelor’s degree in Urban or Regional planning (preferred).

Responsabilités

• Land use planning (comprehensive and special projects).
• Prepare staff reports on planning/zoning issues and proposals.
• Assist with zoning and subdivision ordinance administration (plan reviews, CU permits, rezonings/ amendments, variances, and plats).
• Assist with code enforcement and communication.
• Attend Planning Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals, and Sub-Committee meetings.
• Assist with economic development research and policy drafting.
• Prepare graphics and maps; maintain records and files.
• Provide information to City Council, commissions, boards, and the public on planning issues.
• Support Main Street tasks as needed.
• Participate in continuing education and professional development.

Connaissances

Planning knowledge

GIS knowledge

Written and verbal communication

Public engagement

Project initiation

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field

Bachelor’s degree in Urban or Regional planning (preferred)

Description du poste

The City of Willmar is seeking a non-supervisory planning professional to manage land use planning and zoning administration. You will assist with economic development research and projects, prepare reports, and engage with staff and the public.

Essential functions include preparing staff reports, reviewing zoning and subdivision codes, and presenting findings to councils and commissions; travel to projects and meetings as needed is required.