Helps the public through provision of geologic information, managing projects, and mediating conflict. Experience with geotechnical engineering projects located in the steeply dipping bedrock area of the Colorado Front Range is strongly desired. Under general supervision, assists the public and county staff with property location inquiries and assignment of addresses. Work involves grids and assigning street names and addresses for subdivision plats, assigning addresses for metes and bounds legal descriptions, renaming roads and changing addresses, as necessary. Employee will maintain address database, respond to inquiries and requests from the public, provide property location information, utilize computerized data entry equipment and various mapping, indexing, and custom designed programs.
Work involves assisting the public and county personnel with property location inquiries.
Excellent customer service and telephone skills are required. Under the general supervision of the Development Review Manager, this position is responsible for the review of commercial and residential development proposals, preparation of staff reports and presentations to Town Council, Planning Commission and various committees and boards. A Bachelor s Degree in Urban Planning, Land Use or related field is required, along with 2-3 years of experience in planning, preferably in a municipal government setting. Master s Degree and AICP is preferred. Interested parties must complete a standard Town application form and submit it to Niki Coughlin in the Human Resources Department at 20120 E. Mainstreet, Parker, CO 80138.