Duties and responsibilities at this level include: –
Advising the county government on physical and land use planning matters that impact the county
Coordinating preparation of county, urban and rural physical development plans
Overseeing the formulation of physical planning manuals, standards and guidelines
Coordinating research on matters relating to strategic national projects and programmes,
human settlement patterns, urbanization patterns, urban sprawl and emerging methodologies, issues and trends
Formulating strategies for public education, participation and engagement
Overseeing the preparation of annual state of physical planning reports
Liaising with the entire national and other departments in reviewing land use conflicts.
Monitoring and evaluation of physical planning projects/programmes at the county levels;
Preparing and implementing strategic plans and annual work plans
Recommending to the county government the establishment of planning units as may be necessary
Maintaining a land information system to guide physical and land use planning
Issuance of development permission and other development control instruments under this
act with the approval of the county executive committee member
Maintaining a land information system to guide physical and land use planning
Communicating decisions of the county government development applications
Overseeing planning and budgeting for the department
Mobilization of resources
Managing, mentoring and facilitating continuous professional development of staff
Performing any other duties as assigned by the chief officer from time to time.
Requirements for Appointment
For appointment to this position, an officer must:
Be a registered Physical Planner by the Physical Planners Registration Board;
Have at least five (5) years post qualification professional experience in physical and land
use planning and currently serving in the grade of Principal Physical Planner and above or
in a comparable and relevant position in the public service or Private sector
Have Bachelor’s degree in any of the following disciplines: – Urban and Regional
Planning, Urban Planning or Town Planning or equivalent from a University recognized in Kenya;
Be a corporate member in good standing of Kenya Institute of Planners or Architectural
Association of Kenya (Town Planning Chapter)
have proven administrative ability and professional competence necessary for the effective performance of work at this level;
Demonstrated managerial and professional competence in work performance and
exhibited a thorough understanding of national policies, goals, objectives and ability to relate them to the Physical Planning function.
Demonstrate professional ability, high integrity and competence matched by a proper
appreciation of the country’s socio economic development needs at the national, sectorial and focal levels
A master’s degree in in Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Planning, Regional
Planning, Town Planning or GIS from a recognized institution will be an added advantage
Must be proficient in ICT with demonstrable competence in computer aided design and controls
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Applications complete with a detailed resume, a copy of the National Identity card, copies of academic/professional certificates, and other testimonials should be sent to:
The Secretary
Laikipia County Public Service Board
P.O. Box 52-20300
NYAHURURUTo be considered your application must be received on or before 27th May, 2022.
Note:
Any communication from the County Public Service Board shall be through Cell phone No: 0715052052
The County Public Service Board does not charge for recruitment. Any request
for payment should be reported to the Police or the County Public Service Board on the number: 0715052052
The County Government of Laikipia is an equal opportunity employer.
Persons living with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted by the Board.
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