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Land Use Planner – FRCOG
Full time Land Use Planner position, 37.5 hours per week in the Franklin Regional Council of Governments Planning Department. The position would be responsible for working on regional and local projects related to the Green Communities Act, Homeland Security, Economic Development, Open Space and Recreation Plans, Scenic Byways, Natural Hazard Mitigation Plans, and other land use projects. Candidate must possess a Bachelor’s Degree in planning or a related field and three years of experience in land use planning. A Master’s Degree and two years of experience is preferred. Hiring Range: $42,000 – $45,000 per year depending on experience. This is expected to be a 15 month position which may be extended if additional grant funding is secured. Submit a letter of interest and resume to Kimberly Noake MacPhee, Land Use … Read entire article »
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Environmental Compliance Manager – Town of Westford
Town of Westford The Environmental Compliance Manager is responsible for water quality monitoring and compliance reporting related to Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) drinking water regulations. … Read more »
Comprehensive Land Use Reform and Partnerships Act (CLURPA) Update
A landmark zoning reform bill, several decades in the making, has been favorably reported out of the Massachusetts Legislature’s Municipalities and Regional Government Committee, calling for substantial changes to the way Massachusetts … Read more »
APA Audio/Web Conference
Title: APA Audio/Web Conference Location: web Link out: Click here Description: APA Audio/Web Conference Protect diminishing water resources at the site and neighborhood levels with planning and appropriate design. Find out how to use local … Read more »
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Learn what Urban Renewal can do for your community, CM pending
Title: Learn what Urban Renewal can do for your community, CM pending Location: CMRPC, Worcester, MA Description: SAVE THE DATE – More information coming soon. DHCD & APA-MA’s Economic Development Committee invite you. Please join us to hear from local communities who have successfully used the Commonwealth’s Urban Renewal Program to stimulate private development and economic revitalization. AICP CM pending. More details coming soon. Start Time: 08:30 Date: 2010-09-24 End Time: 13:15 … Read entire article »
Conservation Agent/Staff Planner – City of Salem
Department of Planning & Community Development within the City of Salem, Massachusetts is seeking a full-time Conservation Agent/Staff Planner to provide technical support to the Conservation Commission and to work on other planning and community development projects in an innovative, team environment. Ideal candidate will have strong communication skills; working knowledge of the state wetlands protection act and related regulations; a background in environmental science or related field; and a master’s degree or a bachelor’s degree with two years of experience. An outstanding opportunity to develop your expertise in a dynamic community. Salary: $43,000. Send cover letter & resume to H.R. Department, 120 Washington St., Salem MA 01970. Applications accepted until position filled. AA/EOE. … Read entire article »
RFP for Development Advisory Consultant
For more information, see: http://www.apa-ma.org/resources/rfps-rfqs … Read entire article »
Research Analyst – MAPC
Boston area regional planning agency seeks Research Analyst. Collect and organize data, conduct analysis, and prepare information for presentation in print and electronic formats. Applicant should have excellent analytic abilities, strong communication skills, and familiarity with planning concepts; manage MetroBoston Data Common; provide technical assistance and conduct research. Requires BA in planning, public health, economics, computer science or related field and 3+ years experience. MA and additional experience desired. PLEASE SEE COMPLETE JOB DESCRIPTION AT WWW.MAPC.ORG. Salary range mid to high $40’s. Excellent state employee benefits package. Submit cover letter, resume and 3 references to: THauenstein@mapc.org. Open until filled. MAPC is EOE/ AA employer. Posted 7/27/10. … Read entire article »
Assistant City Manager – City of Cambridge
NOTICE OF POSTING POSTING DATE: June 17, 2010 CLOSING DATE: August 5, 2010 Cambridge residents are especially encouraged to apply. Department: Community Development Department Job Title: Assistant City Manager Job Code: O020-701 Civil Service Position: Non Civil Service position Union Affiliation: None Hours Per Week: 37.5 hours per week plus frequent evening meetings ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: This is a cabinet level position in a vibrant city with a multi-cultural population of 101, 000. Principal responsibilities include directing and coordinating the City’s physical planning and development efforts in affordable housing, zoning and land use, urban design, neighborhood and open space planning, transportation, environmental planning and economic development. The position takes a major role in directing sustainability policy. The successful candidate will manage a staff of 50 … Read entire article »
Senior Planner – City of Somerville
The City of Somerville, Massachusetts is seeking a Senior Planner to work in the Planning Division of the Mayor’s Office of Strategy Planning & Community Development. The Planner will serve as staff to the Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) and Design Review Committee among other duties. Duties: Analyzes and makes written recommendations to the Boards on special permit, variance, and site plan approval applications, as well as zoning amendments and other development proposals; Provides initial contact with constituents and developers relative to requests for zoning information, development project reviews, etc.; Provides guidance to applicants in planning and design of projects; Prepares written zoning analyses; Interfaces with other City departments, and State agencies; Participates in department-wide efforts including comprehensive planning and … Read entire article »
APA National Conference Mobile Workshop and Local Conference Sessions Proposals due
Title: APA National Conference Mobile Workshop and Local Conference Sessions Proposals due Link out: Click here Description: Don’t delay, get your proposals in! Due on Tuesday July 27th. See the conference website for more information: http://www.apa-ma.org/events/apa-national-conference-boston-2011/local-conference-sessionsprogram-guide-committee Date: 2010-07-27 … Read entire article »
Research Internship – Southern New Hampshire Planning Commission
The Southern New Hampshire Planning Commission (SNHPC) is offering a research internship for an undergraduate or graduate student. The intern will work with the SNHPC staff on numerous planning related projects. Applicant must be a continuing graduate or undergraduate student available to work at least 25 to 37 hours per week for 6 months. He/she shall have a good understanding and keen interest in planning and community development. Programs used are Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and ArcView 9.0. Excellent interpersonal and writing skills and high initiative also required. The applicant must provide their own transportation to and from the Planning Commission’s office in Manchester, New Hampshire. Salary is negotiable depending upon qualifications. Applicant to start by … Read entire article »
Transforming the Commercial Corridor Strip: Redevelopment Design Strategies to Create Mixed-Use Centers CM | 3.0
Tuesday, August 3, 2010, from 6:00 to 9:30 PM at MassDevelopment Offices, 33 Andrews Parkway, Conference Room 1, Devens, MA This workshop will focus on practical ways of reclaiming existing commercial corridors characterized by visual blight, traffic congestion and higher accident rates. Multiple strategies blending the twin disciplines of Conservation Design and New Urbanism are discussed for rebuilding these corridors, gradually increasing their functionality and attractiveness. These strategies offer significant opportunities for commercial and mixed-use redevelopment, particularly in areas with existing infrastructure, thereby increasing the viability of businesses, service providers, and current /future public transit lines. This workshop features a digital slideshow illustrating progressive approaches to transforming commercial corridors, emphasizing multi-story mixed-use buildings, affordable housing, public transit possibilities, … Read entire article »
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