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Description
This position is responsible for leading policies and projects related to open spaces including long-range planning, identifying strategic partnerships, land management, multi-year capital budget formulation and reporting, plan reviews, and capital project implementation. It requires considerable independence, initiative, and discretion within both established guidelines and non-structured situations. There is a high emphasis on cross-functional job requirements as the position impacts various planning and operational areas.
NOTE: Resumes will be assessed as they are received.
Requirements
- Post-secondary degree in landscape architecture, urban planning, environmental science, recreation administration or a related degree with a focus on parks, trails, and open spaces management.
- Eligibility for membership in the Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP).
- Minimum of 5 years of progressive and related experience, including developing and managing capital budget priorities and recommendations, building consensus amongst a broad range of stakeholders (including the public), and experience helping landowners understand complex land use regulations and policies.
- In-depth knowledge of general principles and practices of urban planning and environmental/open space planning.
- In-depth understanding of project planning and project management principles and concepts.
- Understanding the general principles of motivating, leading, and supervising staff.
Salary & Benefits
$115,826.51 - $147,363.84/year
Other relevant information
Cover letter and resume required.
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