The City of Ashland, Kentucky, is hiring a Planner I/II.

Grade:  111/113
Min. beginning salary per grade:  $42,689/yr. / $52,266/yr.

Class Characteristics:   Under general direction, performs short and long term planning involving research, analysis, and administration of planning, zoning, historic preservation and other development controls; conducts research related to and prepares applications for federal, state and local grants.

General Duties and Responsibilities:   Evaluates applications and prepares staff reports for various permits, amendments, appeals, or other applicable programs/regulations.  Presents information to the Board of Zoning Adjustment, Planning Commission, or other groups.  Answers inquiries regarding zoning and subdivision ordinance requirements.  Researches planning-related issues and prepares reports with findings and recommendations.  Reviews building permits and site plans for compliance.  Inspects property for compliance with approved plans and property maintenance code.  Prepares correspondence in response to requests for information and to compel compliance with ordinances.  Assists with community development activities.  Researches information related to federal, state, and local grants.  Prepares applications for federal state and local grants.  Performs other related duties as assigned.

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American Structurepoint is looking for a supportive and energetic project planner that shares our interest in improving the quality of life for our clients and the communities we serve. Candidates should have a strong belief in the value of community engagement, should be comfortable working in a collaborative environment and should have a passion for providing informed, innovative and creative strategies and solutions. Click here for the full job announcement.

The Center For Neighborhoods (CFN) is seeking a motivated, skilled Executive Director with experience in nonprofit administration, organizational development, and grassroots community planning and development. The Executive Director oversees the day-to-day operation of the organization working to fulfill and expand the CFN mission; directs the programs and initiatives of the organization including the core areas of Community Engagement, Education and Training, and Planning and Design; as well as manages all administrative functions including Fund Development, Donor Relations, and Human Relations. An important aspect of the position will be to implement the newly adopted three-year strategic plan, including developing and initiating new strategic work in support of grassroots community development in Louisville. Click here for the full job announcement.

The Town of Clarksville, Indiana, is accepting proposals from qualified professionals to create a Master Plan focusing on the redevelopment and infill development of a 600 acre study area.  Click here for the full RFP.