The Historic Preservation Planner is an entry level position that serves under the direction of the City Historic Preservation Officer.  

Responsibilities
Prepare staff reports for the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) on projects within historic districts, local landmarks, and related reviews.

Conduct historic resource surveys and Section 106 reviews for federally funded projects.

Collaborate on area plans and contribute to implementing elements of the City’s comprehensive plan.

Support strategic initiatives such as the African American Heritage Trail, updates to the Survey Master Plan, and preservation components of neighborhood planning efforts.

Assist in managing preservation easements through the Landmarks Historic Trust Corporation, including annual inspections and compliance monitoring.

Engage with residents, developers, and partner agencies to ensure timely and effective service delivery.
 
Qualifications
REQUIRES an accredited Bachelor's degree in geography, land surveying, engineering, planning, urban studies, landscape architecture or architecture; OR an equivalent combination of qualifying education and experience in one or more of the above disciplines.