Community Planner (Full-Time)

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Community Planner (Full-Time)

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Tracks Employment Services

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Job Title: Community Planner (Full-Time)
Work Hours: Normal hours of work are thirty-five (35) hours per week, usually Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with a one (1) hour unpaid meal break. Flexibility in scheduling is necessary as there may be the occasional requirement to attend to functions outside of normal work hours, change shifts to work evenings or weekends to accommodate high volume periods or for after-hours customer service initiatives, or to work extra hours as needed.
Wage: $76,021.40 to $97,115.20 ($41.77 to $53.36 per hour)
Anticipated Start Date: November 2024Applications will be accepted until Monday, October 21, 2024
Location: Collingwood, ONJob Description Community Planner (Full-Time)Job #: 2024-41Job Type: Permanent Full-TimeDivision: Planning ServicesWork Location: This position may be considered appropriate for a hybrid work model (a combination of on-site and remote work) per Employer policy.A career at the Town of Collingwood is more than a job; it’s a pathway to thrive. Here, you’ll be part of a leading-edge team that drives progressive, accountable, and sustainable decisions. In Collingwood, we are committed to building a vibrant community through our lively downtown, extensive waterfront, and rich cultural heritage.The OpportunityAs the Community Planner, you will be responsible for providing planning advice related to the full range of Planning Act development applications, land use and community planning matters. In this role, you will act as a project manager; lead and work as part of an interdepartmental and interagency team in the review of development applications and corporate and policy initiatives; prepare planning reports for development applications; research and prepare policy and community planning recommendations reflective of best practices and aligned with corporative strategic objectives; and professionally represent the Town as an expert witness before the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) and other legal proceedings.Development Review (40%):Coordinate, manage, process, evaluate and advance solutions for Planning Act applicationsApply a broad set of competencies and attention to detailed matters associated with the foregoing through expert multi-media communications, meeting management, team leadership, project management, the review, analysis, and synthesis of information emerging from multiple disciplines, and the delivery of associated consolidated recommendations of a professional nature to Council, Committees, and internal departments and external agenciesAs a project manager related to development files, lead an interdepartmental and interagency team and coordinate the work of and act as a liaison with consultants retained by the Town to provide expert advice on matters of interestResearch, Analysis and Policy Project Work (30%):Undertake policy-based research and analysisCraft, interpret and coordinate implementation of planning policiesMonitor growth-related and census data to better understand the context for planning in the municipality and local areaLead or participate in corporate or other projects of a multi-disciplinary natureRepresent the Town on internal or external project or subject-specific advisory groups and/or manage consultants as needed.Other Division Functions (20%):Participate as a member of the Service Area Head Team, providing input on strategic planning and initiatives and corporation-wide range of mattersAttend, lead, participate as an expert at a wide range of meetings with Council, internal departments, external agencies, applicants, consultants, community stakeholders and members of the publicOLT and Other Quasi-Judicial Proceedings (10%):Coordinate/administer Town involvement in OLT or other legal proceedingsWhat We OfferComprehensive benefits and perks: We offer a diverse range of benefits that cover health, dental, and family assistance, as well as membership in the OMERS pension plan for a secure future.A place to excel: We don’t just support ambitions, we cultivate them. With paid training opportunities, we help shape the skills that are essential to your professional development.A collaborative and supportive team: We foster a dynamic culture that thrives on the spirit of collaboration. We encourage open communication, value diverse perspectives, and celebrate the strength that comes from teamwork.A fulfilling career: We understand that job success is rooted in personal well-being and balance. Our dynamic work environment allows you to excel professionally while also being part of the vibrant, adventurous community that is uniquely Collingwood.Why CollingwoodLocated north of Toronto and nestled along the shores of Georgian Bay, Collingwood is a thriving community known for its stunning natural beauty, year-round outdoor recreation, and welcoming community. It offers the ideal blend of small-town charm and modern amenities, including a vibrant downtown that boasts world-class shops, restaurants, and cafes.Collingwood’s ongoing commercial and residential growth makes it the ideal place to flourish personally and professionally.Qualifications: Skills and ExperienceExperience in land use planning/municipal planning in the public sector or equivalent private sector experience on behalf of developers/buildersExcellent analytical, report writing, communication, presentation, organizational, interpersonal skillsAbility to multi-task, cope with interruptions and work under pressure to meet multiple deadlines, exercise discretion and good judgment particularly when handling highly confidential/sensitive information. Volunteer management experience.Thorough working knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Office applications, database management, and office equipment.QualificationsDegree in Urban Planning, Environmental Studies, or related disciplineFull or provisional membership in the Canadian Institute of Planners and the Ontario Professional Planners InstituteFive (5) years of progressive experience dealing with a wide range of complex planning applications, stakeholders, and implementation scenarios.Valid Class “G” driver’s license with a satisfactory Driver’s Abstract. Ability and willingness to travel within the community.Current Criminal Record & Judicial Matters Check (Level 2) with results satisfactory to the employer.Valid standard first aid & CPR/AED Level C certification (or willingness to obtain).
Employer: Town of Collingwood
How to Apply: If building a stronger, more connected community inspires you, we want to hear from you! Please submit your cover letter and resume in Word or PDF format to [email protected], with the subject line, “Community Planner, Job Posting 2024-41” to ensure it is reviewed promptly.To review the full job description and learn how to apply, please visit the Town of Collingwood website:
Date Posted: October 8, 2024 Posting Expires: October 21, 2024*This posting has been provided by an external Employer.

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Collingwood, ON

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Thu, 10 Oct 2024 07:12:30 GMT

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