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Strathcona Regional District is currently recruiting for a full-time Development Planner II. Reporting to the Manager, Planning and Parks, the Development Planner II has a primary focus on processing development applications, such as zoning and OCP amendments, development permits, and subdivisions, including the ability to prepare and present related reports to the SRD Board, Board Committees, and other public meetings. The Development Planner II also supports the review and development of regulatory and long-range plans, such as official community plans, sustainability plans, zoning bylaws, and other planning bylaws and policies. Working familiarity with sustainability principles, land use management practices, and related regulatory framework is required.
Qualifications & Experience
REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE •University degree in planning, civil engineering, or a related discipline and a minimum of three years related experience in planning; or •A diploma in planning and design, or a related technology, from an accredited institute of technology and a minimum of six years related experience in land use planning. PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE •Courses and experience in strategic planning, policy analysis, and facilitation of public processes. REQUIRED LICENCES, CERTIFICATES AND REGISTRATIONS (required for acceptance into the position or acquired in first six months of being in the position) •Eligibility for membership in one or more of the following: Planning Institute of BC, Applied Science Technologies and Technicians of BC, or related. •A valid Class 5 BC Driver’s License.