The purpose of this recruitment is to establish a list of qualified applicants for the current vacancy and may be used to fill future vacancies as they occur. Three additional years of experience may substitute for the degree. An advanced degree in a natural resource field may substitute for one year of the experience. In addition, you must have a valid driver's license and a good driving record. The majority of this position represents the regulatory programs of the Division of State Lands to the public with some additional proprietary programs responsibilities.
Assists applicants through state and federal regulatory processes.
Reviews operations to ensure compliance with terms and conditions, determines correct uses under permit, and establishes jurisdictional boundaries. Investigates, coordinates resolutions, negotiate settlements and resolves conflicts with users, landowners, local governments, state and federal agencies. Coordinates permit conditions within the context of the federal ESA guidelines. Monitors permittees' performance to determine compliance, make site visits and recommend follow-up action. After consulting with local governments, resource agencies including DSL staff, interest groups and adjoining property owners, develops terms and conditions to reach compliance.