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Planning Technician

Bonner County -
Sandpoint, ID

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Job Details

Full-time
$24.02 an hour

Qualifications

Customer communication
Employee relationship building
High school diploma or GED
Driver's License

Full Job Description

Department: Planning
Supervisor: Assistant Planning Director
Supervision Exercised: None
Exempt Status: Hourly
Benefits Eligibility Status: Eligible
BOCC Approval: 11/19/2024

SUMMARY

Performs a variety of technical duties related to land use planning and building location permit
functions of the Bonner County Planning Department.

The planning technician works under the general direction of the Assistant Planning Director.
The responsibilities and tasks involved are repetitive in nature as well as moderately complex.
In addition require significant attention to detail in relation to county ordinances and processes.
Requirements include exercising independent judgment when making decisions considering
planning and permitting. The ideal candidate will work independently from senior staff
members and be receptive to input and oversight from supervisors and coworkers while
performing duties as assigned. Involves regular communication with associates in the
department and occasional communication with other departments inside the organization and
other local, state and federal agencies. Involves regular contact with customers and applicants.
Impact of errors is moderate, and is typically limited to department functions where most
errors can be identified and corrected with little impact to end users. Potential for impact to
the department and organization’s reputation is inherent in the contact with the public. Work
generally occurs in a protected indoor environment, but may include exposure to weather and
inclement conditions as incumbent conducts field visits. Does not typically require travel
outside the local area, with the exception of occasional travel for training or public meetings.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

The essential functions include, but are not limited to, the following duties and responsibilities
which are not listed in any particular order of priority and may be amended or added to by the
County at any time:

Assists the staff planners with routine duties related to land use files, including

scheduling pre-application conferences, receiving applications, routing blue-line and
final plats for review, researching topics as directed for a variety of land use topics, using
the internet, department maps, agency contacts and other sources and providing other
general assistance to the planning director and staff.

Reviews and interprets a variety of land use maps, such as floodplain, wetlands,

hydrology, zoning and comprehensive plan maps, under the supervision of staff
planners. Provides parcel data, parcel maps and other details pertinent to land use to
the public and staff.

Bonner County

Calculates fees, accepts land use applications and conducts cursory reviews of

applications for completeness. Assigns file numbers and forwards incoming applications
to planning staff for file set-up and assignment to planners. Assists clerical staff in the
maintenance of the land use file database and file system.

Provides accurate information to the public on zoning, development, subdivision,

landscape, sign, drainage, grading and applicable standards, ordinances, and building
codes.

Prepares and processes, reviews and approves building location permits as per the

approval process.

Researches deeds and parcel information for planning and compliance staff using

current Assessor’s Office, Recorder’s Office and Planning Department documents and
databases.

Manages the building location permit database, including data input, query reports, and

amendments to the database to address changes in the department permit processes.
Responsible for ensuring that the 20,000+ record system is accurate and up to date, so
that the system is not compromised by errors or omissions.

Responds to public inquiries regarding the land use application process. Aids planners in

responding to customer inquiries regarding land use laws by researching parcel
information and ordinances.

Refers individuals to proper department or agency for permits or additional information

concerning development (e.g., Panhandle Health District, Assessor’s Office, Department
of Environmental Quality, Department of Lands, Army Corps of Engineers, etc.) as
necessary.

Performs various office and other duties as assigned, including answering telephones,

assisting the public, taking minutes, etc. as needed.

Assists the public in completing building location permit or land use applications by

directing them to general and technical information regarding site plans, floodplain,
stormwater plans, application details, manufactured home rehabilitation, wetlands
information, etc.

Regular attendance and ability to deal with the public and associated regular

interruptions/stresses is an essential function of the position.

Review and process administratively approved land use files, such as: vacation rental

permits, administrative variances, administrative exceptions, minor land divisions, etc.

SECONDARY FUNCTIONS

Assists with the research and preparation of handouts, application documents,

checklists, and other public and department information necessary or helpful for the
operation of the Planning Department, as directed.

Performs clerical duties as assigned
Performs all other duties as assigned.

JOB SPECIFICATIONS

Bonner County

High school diploma or GED equivalent; Additional post-high school courses or training

in planning or a related area helpful.

One year experience as permit or planning technician or comparable combination of

experience and education in the building or planning industry.

Must pass a criminal history background check prior to hire.
Methods, procedures, objectives, and standard practices of County planning and zoning

and application of development codes;

Methods and procedures for building location permit application and site plan

processing, review, and analysis;

County and other applicable building, subdivision, zoning, maintenance, and other

applicable ordinances and codes;

State code governing public meeting, hearing, and actions scheduling, posting, and

advertising;

Operation of standard office equipment and a personal computer and job-related

software applications for G Suites, word processing, spreadsheets, and other required
applications;

Operation of specialized computer applications for mapping and land use research and

planning;

Applicable deadlines;
Customer service procedures, techniques, and objectives;
English grammar and punctuation;
Current office practices and procedures;
Record keeping and filing practices and procedures;
Current office environment best practices and procedures.
Follow written and oral instructions;
Analyze issues, independently make decisions, and exercise good judgment in

administrative management tasks;

Maintain complex records efficiently;
Perform office management functions;
Conduct research and analysis of special projects;
Establish and maintain effective working relationships with the public, applicants,

supervisory personnel, local elected officials, representatives of other agencies, and
other County employees;

Operate standard office equipment, including a personal computer using program

applications appropriate to assigned duties;

Evaluate and analyze customer needs to provide exceptional customer service;
Communicate effectively orally, in writing, and using graphic presentations;
Perform time management and scheduling functions, meet deadlines, and set project

priorities;

Perform a wide variety of duties and responsibilities with accuracy and speed under the

pressure of time-sensitive deadlines;

Perform multiple tasks simultaneously, including handling interruptions, and return to

and complete tasks in a timely manner.

Current state driver’s license, with history of good driving record.

Bonner County

PHYSICAL ABILITIES & WORKING CONDITIONS

Ability to perform those physical activities necessary to complete the essential functions of the
job, either with or without reasonable accommodation. Requires continual communication
(hearing and talking); frequent fingering, grasping, walking, and repetitive motions. Requires
good general vision. Occasional stress related to public demands and deadlines. Requires
occasional travel outside the area for training or public meetings.

Disclaimer: This job description is not an employment agreement or contract, and management
reserves the right to modify it when necessary.

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