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Planner or Senior Planner
Nethery Planning
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Posted: 19-Jun-25
Location: Dundas, Ontario, Canada
Type: Full Time
Salary: Commensurate with experience
Categories:
Consultant
OPPI Membership Status:
Required
Posting Type:
Job Posting
RPP Designation:
Holds RPP Designation
Work environment:
Remote
Salary Details:
Candidates will be asked for their expectations here. What will it take for you to be happy and comfortable in this position?
Preferred Education:
4 Year Degree
Additional Information:
Hybrid/Remote is allowed.
Well, our Principal Planner didn’t get the Ninja Creami she wanted last Christmas. Meanwhile, another needs a home renovation to wrap up faster. As for the company, we could use another established land use planner here.
At Nethery Planning, our relaxed approach goes a long way in boosting creativity and collaboration, especially when navigating the complexities of policy, zoning and the development process. Our high-performing crew thrives in a relaxed, majority-remote environment where deadlines are met, coffee is plentiful, sweatpants are tolerated and our clients get results.
The Team
Nethery Planning is an all-inclusive land use planning practice. We're community builders dedicated to laying the cornerstones of thriving neighbourhoods. We offer developers and the broader public a transparent path through the complexities of city hall, and municipalities a foundation for better dealings with their public.
Our services include municipal policy and implementation, development application facilitation, engagement and facilitation, municipal day-to-day support, specialized support, and major project management. We strive to deliver exceptional planning solutions that exceed expectations and drive positive change. Read more about us at netheryplanning.ca
Role Description
This is a full-time role for a land use planner more established in their career. While intended as a primarily remote position that will transition to hybrid at some point, there will be in-person requirements for client-facing meetings at their locations plus internal corporate meetings (can figure out convenient locations, but the team is headquartered in Hamilton/Dundas with a Toronto cluster and projects in Simcoe County and the 519).
The successful candidate will be responsible for a wide range of land use planning tasks, oriented toward project requirements and aligned to the successful candidate's interests and experience. You will be looking for bigger roles in preparing and presenting reports and recommendations to clients, Councils, and the public. You are likely looking for a little more autonomy at this point in your established career, looking to apply the lessons you have learned in your current work in a growing leadership role.
AODA
Nethery Planning is committed to accommodating any applicant with a disability, as required by law, during the recruitment, assessment and selection process. Please notify us if you require accommodation.
A two-step process is anticipated.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills--the most critical component for success in this position
Strong analytical and research skills
Ability to interpret and apply land use policies and regulations
Experience in developing planning policies and guidelines is an asset
Attention to detail and ability to prioritize tasks is essential
Evidence of success in collaborating with colleagues and being a contributing part of a team
Ability to work independently and remotely
Bachelor's degree in Urban Planning, Geography, or related field
Membership in the Ontario Professional Planners Institute or Canadian Institute of Planners
Nethery Planning is an all-inclusive land use planning practice. We're community builders dedicated to laying the cornerstones of thriving neighbourhoods. With a rich history in public practice, our founder set out to demystify the planning process, offering developers and the broader public a transparent path through the complexities of city hall – and municipalities a foundation for better dealings with their public.