BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE JOB:Â
Analyze and process a wide range of transactions and lead a small team in customer service. The Permit Supervisor oversees the permitting process, ensuring compliance with local and state regulations, and demonstrates continuous effort to improve operations, decrease turnaround times, streamline work processes, and works cooperatively and jointly to provide quality, seamless customer service.
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ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS:
- Reports to Assistant Director of Development Services.
- This is a supervisory position.
- Works closely with City personnel, has frequent contact with representatives of various governmental, business entities, building trades, and the general public.
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ESSENTIAL DUTIES: This is a description of the way this job is currently performed; there is potential for accommodation.
- Supervision of assigned staff including delegation of assignments, performance management, training, etc;Â
- Explains the permit process to prospective and current applicants, including the applicable codes and regulations governing development, the sequence of activities in the permit approval process, and the timelines to expect for key decisions and final approval.
- Oversees and accepts complicated building permit applications, verifying documentations, feasibility, and compliance with special requirements of the property. Verifies application elements such as plot plans, setbacks, land use, etc.
- Reviews plans and proposals for compliance with permit, land use, and code requirements.
- Provides regular and routine instruction to team members on codes, regulations, policies, and procedures. Conducts in service education of Technicians and others to assure consistency in permit processing.
- Conducts research of prior building and land use actions, documentation, and legal status of property to provide explanations, advice, and solve problems with community members.
- Prepares fee and activity schedules for permit applications, and determines appropriate fees from a pre-determined scheduled.
- Sets up field inspection schedules, accompanying documentation, and fee or action instructions as required.
- Processes accounts payable, refunds, and other customer-based financial transactions.
- Prepares daily and monthly financial and management reports.
- Responds to telephone and in-person inquiries that have been directed by others for information, problem solving, and/or research concerning documentation or action on property.
- Monitors timeliness and prepares and issues notices of expired permits.
- Analyzes the permit process and timelines and suggests ways to enhance efficiency.
- Sets up and maintains files and data including statistical data on permitting activity.
- Serves as Notary Public; and
- Performs related duties as assigned that support the overall objective of the position.