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Municipal Planner
Bureau Veritas Group. Review zoning requests, subdivision plats, replats, minor plats, site development plans, special and conditional use permits, variances, and other development applications .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in urban planning principles, municipal planning practices, and land development processes, with a strong ability to prepare technical reports and recommendations. Proficient in GIS and mapping software, with experience in coordinating multidisciplinary teams and managing planning projects.
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Urban PlanningGISTexas Municipal Land Use LawsTechnical Report PreparationAICP Certification
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Hard Skills
Zoning AdministrationSubdivision RegulationsDevelopment Review ProceduresLand Use AnalysisSite Plan InterpretationMunicipal OrdinancesProject ManagementStatutory Deadline ComplianceTechnical ReviewComprehensive Planning
Soft Skills
Strong Written CommunicationStrong Verbal CommunicationPresentation SkillsIndependent WorkTeam Coordination
Tools & Technologies
ArcGISMapping SoftwareMicrosoft OfficeElectronic Project Management Systems
Certifications & Qualifications
AICP CertificationTexas Class C License
Industry Keywords
Urban PlanningMunicipal PlanningLand DevelopmentDevelopment ApplicationsZoning RequestsFuture Land Use PlansDevelopment StandardsMunicipal GrowthPlanning DocumentsTechnical Guidance
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Review zoning requests, subdivision plats, replats, minor plats, site development plans, special and conditional use permits, variances, and other development applications
- Evaluate development proposals for compliance with zoning ordinances, subdivision regulations, comprehensive plans, and applicable Texas statutes
- Prepare technical review comments, staff recommendation letters, and development review reports
- Coordinate with engineering, building, fire, public works, and other disciplines during development review
- Assist with application intake, completeness determinations, development review scheduling, and statutory deadline compliance
- Review and help implement comprehensive plans, future land use plans, and development regulations
- Prepare zoning ordinance amendments, subdivision regulation amendments, development standards, and municipal planning documents
- Conduct land use research and prepare recommendations on municipal growth and development issues
- Prepare staff reports, agenda materials, presentations, and supporting documentation for municipal boards and councils
- Present applications, proposed ordinances, planning recommendations, and technical findings during public meetings
- Provide planning assistance and technical guidance to municipal staff and appointed officials
- Coordinate with applicants, property owners, developers, engineers, and other stakeholders
- Prepare and maintain zoning maps, future land use maps, development exhibits, and planning documents
- Utilize GIS and mapping software for land use analysis, development review, and planning initiatives
- Manage planning and development projects across multiple municipal clients
- Track milestones, deliverables, statutory deadlines, and client commitments
- Coordinate internal technical reviews and multidisciplinary project assignments
- Review work products for completeness, accuracy, consistency, and regulatory compliance
- Maintain project files, timekeeping records, and billable activity documentation
- Assist with standardized review procedures, templates, checklists, and departmental operating procedures
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s Degree in Urban Planning, Public Administration, Landscape Architecture or related field
- Five (5) years previous experience in urban planning, municipal planning or land development planning and project development
- Valid Texas Class “C” license when hired
- Thorough knowledge of urban planning principles, municipal planning practices, and land development processes
- Working knowledge of Texas municipal land use laws, including relevant provisions of the Texas Local Government Code
- Knowledge of zoning administration, subdivision regulations, comprehensive planning, and development review procedures
- Ability to interpret legal documents, plats, site plans, engineering drawings, development agreements, and municipal ordinances
- Ability to prepare clear, accurate, and defensible technical reports and recommendations
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to present complex planning information to nontechnical audiences
- Knowledge of GIS, mapping software, Microsoft Office applications, and electronic project management systems
- Ability to work independently in a remote environment while coordinating effectively with multidisciplinary teams
- American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) Certification preferred
- Master’s degree in Planning, Geography, or closely related field preferred
- Ability to use ArcGIS preferred
Benefits
Comp & perks- Attractive salary/benefit package
- Equal opportunity employment