Adams County Government
Development Research and Compliance Coordinator
Adams County Government, Brighton, Colorado, United States, 80601
Development Research and Compliance Coordinator
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Pay Range This range is provided by Adams County Government. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.
$68,082.87/yr - $98,720.17/yr
What Success Looks Like In This Job The Development Research & Compliance Coordinator is based in the Operations & Permits Division within the Department of Community and Economic Development (CED) as a direct report to the division manager. This position will help to develop and implement regulatory compliance strategies and oversee monitoring of several categories of land use permits to include conditional, special, and temporary uses. The role involves reviewing documentation and developing monitoring procedures, collaborating with internal and external stakeholders regarding compliance‑related issues, and performing compliance audits for reporting. The person in this position helps to ensure compliance with Adams County Development Standards and Regulations (DSR), ordinances, conditions of approval and permit expiration dates. Additionally, this position is responsible for a high level of research support across multiple divisions within CED and will assist with requests under the Colorado Open Records Act (CORA). This position also works closely with the Code Compliance Division (code enforcement authority) and the County Attorney’s Office to provide supporting information for notices of violation and legal actions.
Examples of Duties for Success
Participate in the implementation of goals, objectives, policies, and procedures for the CED Department
Ensure departmental systems and processes operate smoothly; maintain departmental Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Work with the Operations & Permit Manager to support CORA requests and official communications; facilitate document management protocols and processes.
Develop and implement regulatory compliance strategies and communicate proactively with permit holders to support compliance
Perform compliance‑related audits of land use and permit records and documents, compile applicable reports
Review records, reports, and monitoring data submitted by permit‑holders for conformance with County standards, regulations and permit conditions; consult with subject matter experts as needed on technical matters
Review and maintain files and records related to land use cases and permit reporting requirements
Prepare a variety of written reports, memoranda, and correspondence as may be necessary on the completeness or accuracy of permit required documentation
Conduct research in matters related to land use legislation and initiatives set forth by the state and BOCC
Assist in the preparation of presentations to go before the Board of County Commissioners on specific land use cases
Research, analyze, and interpret moderately complex development regulations and standards
Research and assist in amendment and development of standards and regulations and ordinances
Provide insight and answer questions during BOCC proceedings regarding research findings
Assist in the development of education and outreach materials for both businesses and residents to support compliance measures
Attend public outreach meetings as needed
Coordinate with other Adams County divisions and departments, as well as outside agencies
Work with Information Technology and Innovation Department staff to modify and continually improve land use case and permit tracking processes and software. Keep up to date with regulation and ordinance changes and developments
Compile information, conduct studies, and make recommendations regarding programs to address development issues
Prepare reports, charts, and maps
Research properties and buildings for change of use, occupancy, or compliance with applicable development standards, regulations, ordinances, and conditions of approval. Research problems and complaints regarding residential, commercial, and industrial properties
Provide information regarding codes, laws, and ordinances; respond to questions, complaints, and inquiries
Review land use cases, permits, and compliance status. Prepare briefing materials for County leadership as needed. Perform other related duties and responsibilities as required
Qualifications for Success
Exceptional analytical, research, and organizational skills
Ability to apply sound principles of research and records management
Interpersonal communication skills and ability to establish effective professional relationships with government staff and the general public
Ability to develop positive and harmonious working relationships with internal and external customers to facilitate operational excellence and high levels of service. Responds to public and official inquiries in a timely, courteous, clear, and concise manner, both orally and in written communications
Ability to engage in constructive problem solving
Solid understanding of principles, practices, methods, and techniques of zoning and land use
Thorough knowledge of relevant industrial, manufacturing, and other heavier intensity land uses with understanding of operations, ordinances, laws, and regulations at multiple levels of government
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and exercise sound professional judgement
Computer literacy and ability to learn and utilize MS Office Suite, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Accela, JD Edwards, E–Docs and other software. Ability to create and make presentations and prepare professional reports
Experience
Minimum of three (3) years of experience working with the public and in the interpretation of rules, laws, or procedures, including investigating, conducting research
Experience and/or education in urban and regional planning and development (strongly preferred)
Education and Training
Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in urban and regional planning, land use management, environmental science, legal studies, or closely related field
In lieu of a Bachelor’s degree, 7 years’ professional experience working with the public and in the interpretation of rules, laws, or procedures, including investigating, conducting research is required.
A Master’s Degree in urban planning or a related field may substitute for two (2) years of the required experience
License or Certificate Possession of or the ability to obtain a valid driver's license.
Background Check Must pass a criminal background check.
Ability to obtain, maintain, and ensure continued access to State and County systems in strict compliance with all applicable county and state regulations, policies, and user agreements.
Seniority level Associate
Employment type Full-time
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Development Research and Compliance Coordinator
role at
Adams County Government .
2 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants
Pay Range This range is provided by Adams County Government. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.
$68,082.87/yr - $98,720.17/yr
What Success Looks Like In This Job The Development Research & Compliance Coordinator is based in the Operations & Permits Division within the Department of Community and Economic Development (CED) as a direct report to the division manager. This position will help to develop and implement regulatory compliance strategies and oversee monitoring of several categories of land use permits to include conditional, special, and temporary uses. The role involves reviewing documentation and developing monitoring procedures, collaborating with internal and external stakeholders regarding compliance‑related issues, and performing compliance audits for reporting. The person in this position helps to ensure compliance with Adams County Development Standards and Regulations (DSR), ordinances, conditions of approval and permit expiration dates. Additionally, this position is responsible for a high level of research support across multiple divisions within CED and will assist with requests under the Colorado Open Records Act (CORA). This position also works closely with the Code Compliance Division (code enforcement authority) and the County Attorney’s Office to provide supporting information for notices of violation and legal actions.
Examples of Duties for Success
Participate in the implementation of goals, objectives, policies, and procedures for the CED Department
Ensure departmental systems and processes operate smoothly; maintain departmental Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Work with the Operations & Permit Manager to support CORA requests and official communications; facilitate document management protocols and processes.
Develop and implement regulatory compliance strategies and communicate proactively with permit holders to support compliance
Perform compliance‑related audits of land use and permit records and documents, compile applicable reports
Review records, reports, and monitoring data submitted by permit‑holders for conformance with County standards, regulations and permit conditions; consult with subject matter experts as needed on technical matters
Review and maintain files and records related to land use cases and permit reporting requirements
Prepare a variety of written reports, memoranda, and correspondence as may be necessary on the completeness or accuracy of permit required documentation
Conduct research in matters related to land use legislation and initiatives set forth by the state and BOCC
Assist in the preparation of presentations to go before the Board of County Commissioners on specific land use cases
Research, analyze, and interpret moderately complex development regulations and standards
Research and assist in amendment and development of standards and regulations and ordinances
Provide insight and answer questions during BOCC proceedings regarding research findings
Assist in the development of education and outreach materials for both businesses and residents to support compliance measures
Attend public outreach meetings as needed
Coordinate with other Adams County divisions and departments, as well as outside agencies
Work with Information Technology and Innovation Department staff to modify and continually improve land use case and permit tracking processes and software. Keep up to date with regulation and ordinance changes and developments
Compile information, conduct studies, and make recommendations regarding programs to address development issues
Prepare reports, charts, and maps
Research properties and buildings for change of use, occupancy, or compliance with applicable development standards, regulations, ordinances, and conditions of approval. Research problems and complaints regarding residential, commercial, and industrial properties
Provide information regarding codes, laws, and ordinances; respond to questions, complaints, and inquiries
Review land use cases, permits, and compliance status. Prepare briefing materials for County leadership as needed. Perform other related duties and responsibilities as required
Qualifications for Success
Exceptional analytical, research, and organizational skills
Ability to apply sound principles of research and records management
Interpersonal communication skills and ability to establish effective professional relationships with government staff and the general public
Ability to develop positive and harmonious working relationships with internal and external customers to facilitate operational excellence and high levels of service. Responds to public and official inquiries in a timely, courteous, clear, and concise manner, both orally and in written communications
Ability to engage in constructive problem solving
Solid understanding of principles, practices, methods, and techniques of zoning and land use
Thorough knowledge of relevant industrial, manufacturing, and other heavier intensity land uses with understanding of operations, ordinances, laws, and regulations at multiple levels of government
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and exercise sound professional judgement
Computer literacy and ability to learn and utilize MS Office Suite, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Accela, JD Edwards, E–Docs and other software. Ability to create and make presentations and prepare professional reports
Experience
Minimum of three (3) years of experience working with the public and in the interpretation of rules, laws, or procedures, including investigating, conducting research
Experience and/or education in urban and regional planning and development (strongly preferred)
Education and Training
Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in urban and regional planning, land use management, environmental science, legal studies, or closely related field
In lieu of a Bachelor’s degree, 7 years’ professional experience working with the public and in the interpretation of rules, laws, or procedures, including investigating, conducting research is required.
A Master’s Degree in urban planning or a related field may substitute for two (2) years of the required experience
License or Certificate Possession of or the ability to obtain a valid driver's license.
Background Check Must pass a criminal background check.
Ability to obtain, maintain, and ensure continued access to State and County systems in strict compliance with all applicable county and state regulations, policies, and user agreements.
Seniority level Associate
Employment type Full-time
Job function
Other
Industries
Government Administration
Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Adams County Government by 2x.
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