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PLANNER I
(This is an Exempt position under FLSA)
Starting Salary: $49,945 annually Maximum Salary: $68,537 annually
Closing Date: When a sufficient number of Method of Selection: Applicants will be qualified applicants have applied assessed on the basis of their training and
experience as shown on the application form.
REQUIREMENTS : A valid driver's license from any state (equivalent to a State of Florida Class E or higher), Bachelor’s degree in City, Regional or Urban Planning, Urban Studies,
Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Architecture History, Historic
Preservation, Environmental Engineering, Geography, Art History or a related
field and one year of professional City, Regional or Urban planning experience
OR Equivalent combination of training and experience beyond a Bachelor’s
degree in a related field.
DOCUMENTATION: APPLICANTS MUST SUBMIT PROOF OF EDUCATION IN THE FORM OF TRANSCRIPTS THAT REFLECT ACADEMIC MAJOR AND DEGREE CONFERRED
UNLESS DEGREE REFLECTS ACADEMIC MAJOR ON ITS FACE. OFFICIAL
TRANSCRIPTS MAY BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE SELECTION
PROCESS. DRIVER’S LICENSE WILL BE CHECKED FOR VALIDITY. PRIOR TO
APPOINTMENT, CANDIDATES SELECTED FOR HIRE WILL BE REQUIRED TO
SUBMIT COPY OF A STATE OF FLORIDA DRIVER'S LICENSE TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYEE RELATIONS.
VETERAN PREFERENCE: (If applicable), All DD-214 forms must be submitted with the application. In addition to the
form DD-214, applicants who have been awarded combat campaign/expeditionary medals
that are not reflected on the Form DD-214 must submit supplemental documents from the
Department of Defense that demonstrate possession of a combat campaign/expeditionary
medal by the closing date. (The original will be copied and returned.) For disabled veteran’s
preference: A letter less than one (1) year old from the V.A. or Department of Defense which
includes the percentage of disability must be submitted in addition to the original DD-214.
Veteran’s preference is awarded in accordance with F.S.S. 295.
RESIDENCY: IN ACCORDANCE WITH APM 2-02, APPLICANTS FOR CLASSIFIED POSITIONS WHO ARE CITY OF MIAMI RESIDENTS AND NEW HIRES WILL RECEIVE
PREFERENCE IN SELECTION FROM INTERVIEW RANKING BANDS PROVIDED
THAT 2 OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS ARE SUBMITTED WITH APPLICATION
FORM, AND AGAIN, AT TIME OF INTERVIEW: UTILITY BILL DATED WITHIN 60
DAYS OF THE DATE OF SUBMISSION; FLORIDA DRIVER’S LICENSE OR STATEISSUED
ID; PROPERTY TAX STATEMENT; PROPERLY EXECUTED LEASE
AGREEMENT; HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION; MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION; W-2
(OR 1099) TAX FORM; OR OFFICIAL SCHOOL RECORDS OR TRANSCRIPTS.
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NOTE: THIS POSITION REQUIRES ATTENDANCE AT EVENING MEETINGS INCLUDING PRESENTATIONS TO CITY BOARDS, NEIGHBORHOOD GROUPS AND OTHER
AGENCIES AS NECESSARY.
DUTIES: Work involves performance of difficult and complex City planning work under minimal supervision and direction. Directs and assists in the development and
preparation of comprehensive landscape architectural plans, including site plans,
working drawings, construction details, specifications and bid documents.
Reviews and makes recommendations, as necessary on proposed landscape plans
for City permits.
Oversees the preparation of maps, reports and statistical compilations as a basis
for planning in a variety of functional and geographical areas. Reviews existing
zoning provisions and makes recommendations for the revision of zoning
ordinances to conform with individual and City characteristics and needs.
Performs extensive research and prepares comprehensive reports on City
planning and related subjects. Compiles related and supporting data for use by
the Planning Board, the City Manager and other interested agencies.
Assists in the preparation of reports on various phases of the planning program,
including population, social and economic characteristics, commercial and
industrial trends, housing, tourism, and building types and used, public
improvements and facilities and park, recreational and cultural facilities.
Performs related work as required.
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