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About Us The Policy & Planning group of Public Works is a high‑energy, self‑motivated, creative, and dedicated staff with excellent communication skills and a strong commitment to the Department of Public Works and the City and County of Denver. Projects & Scope Policy & Planning staff work on a variety of exciting multi‑modal transportation‑related projects and studies, including: City, RTD, CDOT & FHWA related plans, NEPA processes and related studies Planning & Programming to implement Denver's Strategic Transportation Plan RTD FasTracks NEPA processes & related studies Existing RTD Bus and Rail Transit DRCOG TIP, CDOT and other funding sources and requests CIP Coordination for the Department of Public Works Parking Policy Development & organizational framework TOD Station Area Plans Planning for Bicycles & Pedestrians Other projects and policies related to the Department of Public Works About Our Job Associate City Planners in the Public Works Policy & Planning division will report directly to the Development & Planning Supervisor. The role involves performing professional planning work, including participating in and assisting with the development of planning projects, goals, and guidelines, and conducting planning studies and research in a wide variety of areas to support the overall mission of the Department of Public Works and the Policy & Planning division. Key responsibilities include: Assisting with long‑range and project‑specific planning projects and multi‑agency/multi‑jurisdictional planning efforts by recommending changes and/or modifying plans, policies, goals, guidelines, and project specifications to ensure consistency with the comprehensive plan, other specialized city plans, city planning principles, zoning code regulations, and other relevant factors. Conducting studies and planning research in transportation, land use, environmental factors, and residential, commercial, and industrial areas as part of maintenance of the comprehensive plan, other specialized city plans, and/or the preparation of district/neighborhood plans. Researching transportation planning problems and issues such as land use, growth management, and parking; compiling data from land use maps, population, employment, and traffic studies and other special surveys related to social, physical, and economic factors; analyzing technical and statistical information; formulating recommendations; and preparing reports. Preparing advanced graphics, maps, and charts to synthesize and communicate technical and complex information to a variety of internal and external audiences. Advising planning committees, neighborhood groups, City Council, and other stakeholders on planning issues, procedures, processes, ordinance changes, and environmental regulations and requirements. Assisting in working with technical and citizen advisory committees to develop plans, projects, and policies. Qualifications

• Baccalaureate Degree in City or Regional Planning, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, or a directly related field.
• One year of professional city or regional planning experience.
• A Master’s Degree in City or Regional Planning, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, or a directly related field may substitute for the experience requirement.
• A combination of appropriate education and experience may substitute for the minimum education and experience requirements.
• Possession of a valid driver’s license at the time of application.

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