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Assistant Planning Officer

Employer
Hyndburn Borough Council
Location
Lancashire
Salary
£23,866 to £25,463 (SCP 26-28)
Closing date
21 Oct 2018

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Contract Type
Permanent
Hours
Full Time
Discipline
Planning, Policy and Strategy
Function
Assistant, Officer, Planner
Sector
Local Authority

Assistant Planning Officer (Development Management) – 37 hours a week

£23,866 to £25,463 (SCP 26-28)

Essential Car User Allowance

 

Hyndburn is an attractive area set in the heart of Pennine Lancashire, within easy reach of Manchester, the Lakes and the Coast.  Hyndburn is a great place to work. Over recent years we’ve established an impressive reputation as a Council with a strong sense of direction and an enviable record for improving services and getting things done.  

The Council recognize the importance of having a good work/life balance and the successful candidate will enjoy flexible working with no core hours, generous annual leave and is entitled to join the local government pension scheme.  If you are as passionate about delivering results as we are, and if you want a job where you can be part of a team that’s making a real difference, we’d like to hear from you.

The Assistant Planning Officer will be responsible for managing a varied caseload of planning applications, planning enquiries and appeals.  Working as part of a small team, you will be expected to work within the relevant time frames to secure high quality and sustainable development across the Borough.  Strong communication skills, and the ability to effectively engage within the Council, with its residents, applicants, and elected members, are essential.

You should possess a degree in a relevant subject and be aiming to become a member of the RTPI.  If you are not already a member, the Council will support your application to become a member. You should have a sound knowledge, and some experience, of development management and have strong negotiation skills.  You should also be computer literate and understand development control IT systems. The Council support the personal and professional development of its team members and there may also be opportunities to become involved in the development of planning policy as part of this role.  

Closing time 15th October 2018

Vacancy Ref: 1050

 

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