At a Glance
- Tasks: Manage municipal lands, oversee leases, and conduct GIS analysis for land records.
- Company: Join a dedicated team focused on responsible land management in the community.
- Benefits: Competitive hourly wage, full-time hours, and a generous settlement allowance.
- Other info: Opportunity for growth and collaboration with diverse stakeholders.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in land stewardship while gaining valuable experience.
- Qualifications: Diploma or degree in relevant fields; strong communication and analytical skills required.
The predicted salary is between 36.88 - 36.88 $ per hour.
- Lands Officer
- Opportunity Overview
The Lands Officer plays an important role in the administration, management, and stewardship of municipal lands.
Reporting to the Lands Administrator, this position supports land administration processes, lease management, compliance monitoring, GIS analysis, land records management, and customer service for applicants, lessees, and stakeholders.
The successful candidate will help ensure municipal lands are managed responsibly, regulatory requirements are met, and accurate land information supports planning and development initiatives.
Compensation Snapshot
- Hourly Rate: $36.88 per hour
- Hours of Work: 35 hours per week
- Settlement Allowance: $20,907.44 per year
- Status: Full-Time Permanent
- Union Status: Union
Key Responsibilities
- Administer municipal land management activities in accordance with land administration by-laws, municipal policies, zoning requirements, and applicable regulations.
- Review lease agreements and monitor compliance with lease conditions, development obligations, expiry dates, and land use requirements.
Conduct field inspections and investigations related to municipal land and lease compliance matters.
- Process land administration applications, including lease renewals, extensions, transfers, surrenders, terminations, mortgage consents, and other land transactions.
- Maintain accurate land, parcel, lease, and transaction records while conducting land ownership, tenure, and registered-interest research.
- Use GIS technology to maintain municipal land inventories, perform spatial analysis, conduct field mapping activities, and prepare maps, plans, and related documentation.
- Collaborate with planning staff, surveyors, consultants, government agencies, utility providers, and the public to support land development, compliance monitoring, and municipal land management objectives.
Qualifications
- Diploma or degree in public policy, environmental technology, Inuit studies, or a related discipline. Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered.
- Knowledge of municipal land administration, lease agreements, land tenure systems, by-laws, policies, legal descriptions, and regulatory requirements.
- Experience conducting research, maintaining records, preparing reports, and using GIS, Microsoft Office, and spatial information systems.
- Ability to interpret leases, legal documents, survey plans, legislation, policies, and technical information while communicating requirements clearly and effectively.
- Strong communication, organizational, analytical, and customer service skills with the ability to work collaboratively with applicants, lessees, consultants, surveyors, government agencies, and the public.
- Assets include municipal government experience, GIS and spatial analysis expertise, knowledge of Nunavut land ownership systems, experience living or working in Inuit Nunangat, Inuktitut language skills, and a valid Class 5 driver's licence.
As per Article 23 of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement, priority will be given to Nunavut Land Claim Beneficiaries who meet the criteria.
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Lands Officer in Iqaluit employer: City of Iqaluit
The City of Iqaluit is an exceptional employer, offering a unique opportunity to lead essential municipal operations in a vibrant northern community. With a commitment to employee growth and a supportive work culture, the City provides competitive compensation, including a generous settlement allowance, and fosters a collaborative environment where your leadership can make a meaningful impact on public service delivery. Join us in ensuring the safety and efficiency of vital services while enjoying the rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes of Iqaluit.
