Senior Statutory Planning Consultant 2098
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The role in plain words
This role involves leading and promoting statutory planning schemes from initial planning through final approval in Tel Aviv. Responsibilities include reviewing statutory plans, working with planning authorities, coordinating external consultants, and supporting building permit processes. The role also requires preparing professional planning opinions and monitoring project contracts and invoices.
- Bachelor's degree in Law, Architecture, or Real Estate Appraisal (or a Real Estate Appraisal Certification), or a Master's degree in Urban and Regional Planning
- At least 5 years of experience in statutory planning
- At least 2 years of experience in promoting, reviewing, or preparing statutory plans
- Strong knowledge of planning and building legislation and building permit processes
- Excellent organizational skills, ability to manage multiple stakeholders, and proven ability to lead complex processes
- Experience in writing statutory planning opinions, particularly in transportation infrastructure projects
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Who this suits
This role suits professionals with at least 5 years of statutory planning experience and a relevant degree in Law, Architecture, Real Estate Appraisal, or Urban Planning. It is less ideal for candidates without a strong background in Israeli planning legislation or experience managing complex stakeholder processes.
Full job description
Original listing · kept for referenceBar Technologies, part of the TSG Group, is looking for a Senior Statutory Planning Consultant.
Location: Tel Aviv, Israel.
Join our professional team and play a key role in leading statutory planning processes for impactful planning and development projects.
Key Responsibilities:
• Lead and promote statutory planning schemes from the initial planning stage through final approval.
• Review, analyze, and monitor statutory plans and assess their impact on land and real estate.
• Work closely with planning authorities, including local, district, and national planning committees, the Planning Administration, and government agencies.
• Coordinate and supervise external consultants and service providers.
• Prepare professional opinions, planning objections, and statutory documentation.
• Support building permit and licensing processes.
• Monitor contracts, engagements, and project-related invoices.
Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Law, Architecture, or Real Estate Appraisal (or a Real Estate Appraisal Certification), or a Master's degree in Urban and Regional Planning – required.
• At least 5 years of experience in statutory planning.
• At least 2 years of experience in promoting, reviewing, or preparing statutory plans.
• Experience in writing statutory planning opinions is a significant advantage, particularly in transportation infrastructure projects.
• Strong knowledge of planning and building legislation and building permit processes.
• Excellent organizational skills, ability to manage multiple stakeholders, and proven ability to lead complex processes.
Questions about this role
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- Bachelor's degree in Law, Architecture, or Real Estate Appraisal (or a Real Estate Appraisal Certification), or a Master's degree in Urban and Regional Planning, At least 5 years of experience in statutory planning, At least 2 years of experience in promoting, reviewing, or preparing statutory plans, Strong knowledge of planning and building legislation and building permit processes, Excellent organizational skills, ability to manage multiple stakeholders, and proven ability to lead complex processes