Job opportunity
Affordable Housing Planning Assistant
Capital Regional District
Support affordable housing development in the Capital Region through project coordination, research, reporting, and stakeholder communication. This is a full-time position.
The Planning and Development Assistant supports Regional Housing projects across their lifecycle. You will assist with feasibility studies, municipal planning, permitting, funding applications, contracts, budgets, and engagement materials. The position also supports CRHC’s Long Term Redevelopment Plan and collaborates with CRD staff, stakeholders, consultants, and the public.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate affordable housing planning and development activities
Research policies, bylaws, planning, development, and construction documents
Prepare reports, applications, agreements, and project materials
Support public consultations, meetings, workshops, and open houses
Track project budgets, costs, contracts, and reimbursement claims
Requirements:
Degree in a related discipline
Minimum three years of directly related experience
Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams
Knowledge of planning legislation, bylaws, approvals, and permitting
Valid British Columbia Driver’s Licence and Planning Institute of British Columbia membership
Bring planning coordination, financial administration, technical writing, and stakeholder communication skills to affordable housing projects.
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Apply on source site The Planning and Development Assistant supports Regional Housing projects across their lifecycle. You will assist with feasibility studies, municipal planning, permitting, funding applications, contracts, budgets, and engagement materials. The position also supports CRHC’s Long Term Redevelopment Plan and collaborates with CRD staff, stakeholders, consultants, and the public.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate affordable housing planning and development activities
Research policies, bylaws, planning, development, and construction documents
Prepare reports, applications, agreements, and project materials
Support public consultations, meetings, workshops, and open houses
Track project budgets, costs, contracts, and reimbursement claims
Requirements:
Degree in a related discipline
Minimum three years of directly related experience
Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams
Knowledge of planning legislation, bylaws, approvals, and permitting
Valid British Columbia Driver’s Licence and Planning Institute of British Columbia membership
Bring planning coordination, financial administration, technical writing, and stakeholder communication skills to affordable housing projects.
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