The Preservation Planner works in the Environment Department under the supervision of the Executive Director of the Boston Landmarks Commission as part of the preservation staff. Performs duties of staff administration for two historic districts (or otherwise as designated) in assisting historic district commissions with design review. Includes processing applications, preparing agendas and mailings, conducting staff reviews, preparing decision letters, and administering violations. Assists in implementing citywide programs with the Landmarks Commission. Participates in outreach and public information, planning for the city's preservation agency, and coordination with other agencies and organizations, and performs other duties as necessary as part of the preservation staff.

Applicant must have at least 3 years experience in the area of preservation management. Excellent organization skills, communication skills, and writing skills required. Familiarity with preservation programs and regulations and with administrative law is desirable. M.A. or partial completion of graduate degree in Preservation Studies, Fine Arts, Architecture, or a related field may be substituted for experience. B.A. in same fields may be substituted for 2 years experience.

BOSTON RESIDENCY REQUIRED AT TIME OF EMPLOYMENT