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We are now looking for a Planning Officer to join us on a full-time, permanent basis, although we would consider job share and flexible working arrangements, to help look after this amazing place.
Job Responsibility
Manage a caseload of planning applications and development proposals, ensuring a high-quality and efficient service
Supporting the delivery of the Development Management Service, you will conduct site inspections and engage in negotiations with applicants, agents, and specialist staff to facilitate the planning process
Under the supervision of the Development Management Team Leader, you will prepare detailed reports and recommendations for both delegated decisions and referrals to the Planning Committee where required
Assist in preparing statements for planning appeals, including those dealt with by written representations
Collaborate with monitoring and enforcement staff to ensure developments are monitored
Assist in preparing reports and supporting investigations and enforcement actions regarding unauthorised developments
Contribute to the preparation of plans and policies that guide development within the National Park
Assist with the administrative aspects of the development management process
Liaise with external bodies and organisations to co-ordinate planning efforts and maintain communication channels
Requirements
To be at least working towards full membership of the Royal Town Planning Institute
Knowledge of planning issues within rural areas and protected landscapes
Up to date knowledge of relevant planning laws
Excellent IT skills
Communication and interpersonal skills
A degree (or equivalent)
A full, valid driving licence
What we offer
Salary of £33,672 - £36,580 per annum with potential progression to £40,444
25 days’ annual leave rising annually by one day to 30 days after five years’ service, plus public holidays