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Hamilton City Council

Local government authority in Hamilton, New Zealand

Urban and Spatial Planning Team Lead

Urban PlanningPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeHamilton, New ZealandNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A tertiary qualification in Planning, Resource Management, Urban Design, Social Science, or a related field.
  • At least 10 years’ experience in a senior role focused on urban development, with practical implementation of planning through relevant legislation.
  • Full New Zealand Planning Institute membership or the ability to become a full member.
  • People and leadership experience, including leading diverse professional teams.
  • Understanding of strategic planning, plan development, community engagement, policy preparation, and public consultation.
  • A proven track record of building and maintaining effective relationships with key internal and external stakeholders.
  • A proven track record of successfully leading and delivering complex projects, including preparing and presenting evidence for hearings, mediation, and expert witness appearances.
  • Knowledge of relevant legislation affecting Council operations, including the Local Government Act 2002.
  • A current full New Zealand driver’s licence.
  • Competence using Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access.

Responsibilities

  • Provide leadership and technical direction.
  • Lead and develop the Council’s approach to best-practice urban planning.
  • Promote and model collaboration across the sub-region.
  • Deliver the Unit’s core functions.
  • Develop and maintain internal and external relationships with the Unit Director, business units, elected members, iwi, customers and stakeholders, and major developers within the city.
  • Lead the team to deliver results and contribute to Hamilton’s development.

About the Company

Hamilton City Council

Local government authority in Hamilton, New Zealand

Hamilton City Council is the local government authority for Hamilton, in New Zealand's Waikato region. It sets local policy, plans the city's development and administers services such as waste collection, roads, parking, animal control and building and resource consents. The council also operates community facilities including parks, libraries, pools and cultural venues, while supporting local events, community funding and environmental initiatives. Elected representatives make decisions on budgets and plans, with council staff delivering services and engaging residents on issues affecting the city. Its borough council began operating in 1878, and the authority is headquartered in Hamilton.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Hamilton, New Zealand
Founded
1878

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