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05/13/2022

Planner I

City of Solon

Pay Range: 40,785-54,805

The Planning and Community Development Department for the City of Solon has openings

for the full-time positions of Planner I.

The Planner I  works under the direct supervision of the Director of Planning

and Community Development and will perform the following activities: review of residential

and commercial site plans and construction drawings for compliance with zoning code and

subdivision code requirements; research and preparation of plans and reports relating to

various planning and building issues; enforcement of property maintenance ordinances;

answering questions from the general public relating to planning, zoning, and building

issues; performing GIS analysis and the preparation of maps utilizing ESRI ArcMap 10. 2. 1;

guiding applicants through the planning and building permit approval process; and providing

other municipal planning functions, as required.

The successful candidates must have strong research, communication, computer and

public interaction skills and a sound understanding of basic planning and land use

regulation processes. A minimum of a Bachelor's degree from a four year accredited

college or university in Urban and Regional Planning, Land Use Planning, Economic

Development, Public Administration, or a closely related field, is required. Previous

experience in a public agency performing planning, site plan review, zoning enforcement,

building permit issuance, construction management and/or economic development

functions is preferred. Planner I is slotted at Grade F on the Solon Wage scale and Planner

II is slotted at Grade G. Salary will be compensated depending on relevant qualifications

and experience.

Interested candidates must submit an application and resume online by visiting the City of

Solon website at http://solonohio.org/jobs. Click on "Apply Online" or visit the Human

Resources webpage for more information. This posting will remain open until positions have

been filled. All applications submitted are deemed a public record.

 

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