posted on December 15th, 2025
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Community Planner Land Use |
| Description |
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The Community/Land Use Planner reviews subdivision and land development plans for completeness and compliance with County codes and regulations. This position provides technical guidance to the public, developers, contractors, and other professionals regarding zoning, land use, application procedures, and regulatory requirements. The Planner also prepares reports, conducts research, drafts ordinance amendments, supports Planning Commission activities, and assists with public information materials. |
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Key Responsibilities
- Review subdivision and land development plans for accuracy and compliance with County regulations.
- Conduct site visits and prepare written plan review recommendations.
- Provide information to citizens, developers, and contractors on land use and application procedures.
- Research and assist in drafting zoning and subdivision best practices.
- Attend and present at public meetings, including during evening hours.
- Conduct background research, analyze data and prepare reports and technical memos.
- Create informational materials and support general department functions including public engagement.
- Assists with implementation of comprehensive plan priorities.
- Manage multiple projects, meet deadlines and maintained organized records.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Urban/Regional Planning, Geography, Environmental Planning, or a related field.
- Minimum 2 years of experience in land use planning or community development (local government experience preferred).
- Valid Pennsylvania driver’s license required.
- Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
- Must be proficient in using Microsoft Office, Adobe Suite and have a basic understanding of ArcGIS.
Candidates must complete a satisfactory pre-employment drug screening, criminal background investigation, and a complete reference check.
Position is in person and not eligible for hybrid work. Includes office and field settings such as neighborhoods, development sites or open land.
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| How to Apply |
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Apply online
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