PLANNING TECHNICIAN
Town of Stallings
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- Location
- Stallings, NC
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 21
- 2 days ago
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About the company
Town of Stallings
Government administration · 11 to 50 employees
What you'll do
- Provide information about zoning, sign, demolition, and other permit processes
- Review and interpret Town ordinances to assist customers in obtaining proper permits
- Receive and route applications, accept applicable fees, and issue approved permits
- Schedule and coordinate compliance inspections, and track permits
- Greet the public and explain requirements
- Establish electronic and hard copy records
- Handle complaints and prepare reports
Key skills
GIScustomer servicecommunicate technical information
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The Town of Stallings is seeking a highly motivated, skilled, Planning Technician. An employee in this class performs a variety of specialized administrative, customer service, record-keeping, and GIS duties in support of the Planning and permitting processes for the Town. Employee provides information to developers, contractors, and homeowners regarding the zoning, sign, demolition, and other permits processes, reviews and interprets relevant Town ordinances to assist customers in obtaining proper permits, receives and routes applications, accept applicable fees, issues approved permits, schedules and coordinates compliance inspections, and tracks permits. Work also includes greeting the public, explaining requirements, establishing electronic and hard copy records, handling complaints, preparing reports, and other administrative duties. The work involves considerable public contact and requires tact, courtesy, firmness, and the ability to communicate technical information to non-technical individuals. Work is performed under the supervision of the Planning and Zoning Director and is evaluated through observation, conferences, quality of the work completed, and feedback from the public.