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Claims and returns; zoning the area; stocking, arranging and organizing merchandise; setting up, cleaning, and organizing product displays; removing. Paid time off benefits include PTO (including sick leave), parental leave, family care leave, bereavement, jury duty and voting.
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Permitting research, title work, identification and management of planning and zoning challenges and the project management of the overall project development cycle. This is a fantastic position for a seasoned renewable energy project developer or project manager, who is passionate about fighting climate change, and being a key decision maker at one of the leading renewable energy firms in the Mountain West.
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Conceptual Design: Develop and articulate creative design concepts for residential projects based on client requirements, site conditions, and zoning regulations. In-depth knowledge of current building codes, zoning regulations, and industry best practices.
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Specifically, this position performs professional municipal planning work including research and analysis; reviewing developments for compliance with City ordinances and plans; writing staff reports and making presentations to city council and boards and commissions; creation of maps and graphics, and support or management of special projects like zoning code amendments and long-range policies.
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