This position carries out various operations related to land use and long range planning. Job tasks includes GIS support, flood plain management, zoning enforcement, plan review, historic preservation and implementation of the Town's 2035 Comprehensive Plan. This position will work with the Board of Adjustment, Planning Board, Historic Preservation Commission, and/or Arts Commission; and will perform related professional, administrative and technical work as required to plan, organize and implement programs within major organizational policies and to present information to the Town Council and the public.

Founded in 1809, Waynesville has a rich history of craft, art, music, and hospitality; a vibrant Main Street, commerical areas, and industry. In the heart of the Richland Creek Watershed and the southern Appalachian Mountains of western North Carolina, Waynesville is a popular destination for trout fishing, biking, hiking, and those who enjoy good restaurants and breweries. Our community is looking for creative and dynamic candidates who want to work in an economically diverse, and vibrant mountain community, at the gateway to Smoky Mountains National Park.

Candidates should have, or be willing to pursue with Town support, training and certification in any of the following: North Carolina Certified Zoning Official (CZO), Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM), Group Facilitation and/or Mediation Certification, Stormwater Reviewer certification, or achievement of American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) membership, GIS ESRI Certification, or other training in land use planning, historic preservation, and community development related fields.