["Senior Planner - Land Use Review","Senior Planner - Land Use Review"]

Senior Planner - Land Use ReviewPrince William County PlanningWoodbridge, VA United StatesWork Schedule: Full-time with occasional evening Public HearingsStarting Salary Range: $88,000 to $101,000Experience LevelAICP LevelDesirableSpecialtyLand Use and Development Regulation and ZoningSalary RangeStarting Salary Range: $88,000 to $101,000Contact InformationEmployer URL: Tasks In This Role Include:Reviewing and preparing reports for land development applications as part of the land entitlement process.Research and develop reports that evaluate public and private projects involving the full range of land uses in the County (residential, commercial, industrial, etc.); verify the accuracy of applications; evaluate consistency with plans and policies of the County region.Presenting to a range of small and large audiences, and the ability to explain complex concepts in a clear and engaging manner.Production of Staff Reports and Memoranda.Compliance with time-sensitive deadlines.Represent the agency at regularly scheduled public meetings, some of which may take place outside normal work hours.Minimum Requirements:High school diploma or G.E.D and 6 years of planning-related experience. The equivalent combination of education and related work experience (including internships) may be considered.Preferences:Bachelor's degree in planning, urban and regional planning, or a closely related field.A master's degree and AICP certification are preferred, along with land development and planning experience.Knowledge of the practices, theories, methods, and objectives of local and regional planning, research techniques and methods, drafting, and engineering designs.Experience working with land use applications that involve rezonings and special use permits.Experience working independently and leading teams.Excellent oral and written communication skills, ability to prepare accurate and concise reports, and to present data in an effective manner.Direct experience in local government and communicating with policymakers, senior-level managers, interdepartmental staff, and intergovernmental entities.Experience with technical writing, presenting, facilitating, negotiating, explaining, planning terms and processes to constituents, and working as a team member.Be a self-starter with a demonstrated ability to work independently.Knowledge of federal, state, and local laws on a wide variety of planning topics.Knowledge of zoning and development regulations and strong research skills.Special Requirements: NoneNotes: These postings describe typical tasks and qualifications and do not guarantee employment or a specific timeline.#J-18808-Ljbffr