Environmental Planning Resource Planner in Cambridge

Environmental Planning Resource Planner in Cambridge

Cambridge Full-Time On-site
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Environmental planning expertise meets policy interpretation in this Resource Planner position with GRCA, supporting natural hazard reviews and municipal applications.

Reporting to the Supervisor of Planning and Regulations, the Resource Planner communicates Provincial and Conservation Authority policies. The position coordinates responses involving Planning Act applications, Ontario Regulation 41/24, Environmental Assessment Act projects, and other legislation. Work includes reviewing technical reports, conducting inspections, and representing GRCA with municipalities and stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Review planning applications and state GRCA policies and positions
  • Coordinate responses involving Ontario Regulation 41/24 applications
  • Conduct meetings, field inspections, investigations, and negotiations
  • Prepare policy documents, reports, and position statements
  • Represent GRCA before tribunals, courts, councils, and committees

Requirements:

  • Degree in planning, geography, environmental science, or related discipline
  • Minimum three years of related work experience
  • Knowledge of environmental legislation, planning policy, and hazard guidelines
  • Ability to interpret maps, plans, and technical environmental reports
  • Strong communication, Microsoft Office, mapping software, and valid driver's license

Apply planning analysis, environmental policy knowledge, and stakeholder communication to protect watershed interests through GRCA decisions.

Environmental Planning Resource Planner in Cambridge employer: Grand River Conservation Authority

The Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and inclusive work culture, dedicated to environmental stewardship and community impact. With flexible work hours, wellness initiatives, and a stunning natural setting next to Shade's Mills reservoir, employees enjoy a healthy work-life balance while contributing to meaningful projects in water resource management. GRCA also prioritizes professional development and offers a robust pension plan with 100% matching contributions, making it an ideal place for those looking to grow their careers in a supportive environment.

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Contact Details:

Grand River Conservation Authority Recruitment Team