The Planner 3 - Historic Preservation Archaeologist provides expertise in assessing NRHP eligibility, developing policies for archaeological compliance, and supporting urban preservation projects.
They perform site surveys, review development plans for compliance with Section 106, and maintain records of reviews and correspondence.
The role includes conducting research, advising community groups, reviewing applications for historic designation, and preparing reports and grant proposals.
Qualifications include a master's degree in related fields, at least 3 years of experience, a valid driver’s license, and possibly AICP certification.
Knowledge of city planning, historic preservation laws, and project management is essential, along with strong communication and analytical skills.
The position primarily involves office work with some travel, physical demands include light lifting, and candidates may undergo background checks.