Division Infrastructure Planning and Development Engineering
Section Site Plans, Infills and High Rise Construction
Job Grade Contract SEA35 Grade 07
Rate of Pay $52.83- $61.36Hourly
Job Type Temporary Full Time - Contract
Contract Length / End Date September 30, 2028
Replacement / New Position New Vacancy
Posting Type Internal and External
Posting Date 01 / 21 / 2026
Application Deadline 02 / 11 / 2026
Position Summary
Reporting to the Manager, of Development Engineering, the Project Coordinator processes development applications for the Development Engineering Division as part of Site Plan and Subdivision applications, ensuring that all municipal infrastructure and private servicing conforms to City Standards, specifications, the Official Plan, Provincial Acts, policies and municipal by-laws, with a focus on public safety and environmental protection.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
- Provides detailed technical review of engineering plans and supporting technical reports submitted for approval for subdivision and site plan applications
- Prepares formal comments based on technical review, and issues comments to owners, applicants and consultants as required
- Ensures engineering plans conform to all relevant standards, guidelines, regulations and legislation, as appropriate
- Identifies non-standard engineering design issues and recommends potential solutions for Manager review and sign-off
- Liaises with related stakeholders and external agencies for approval, as necessary
- Recommends completed engineering plans for final approval
- Prepares information package for Legal section for preparation of Subdivision Agreements, Servicing Agreements, Credit Transfer Agreements and Amending Subdivision Agreements
- Provides information package to Finance for preparation of Payment and Security Schedule for agreements including calculation of development charge credits.
- Coordinates internal and external clearances to finalize subdivision agreements, and issues agreements for execution
- Coordinates final approval of subdivision applications from Planning approval stage to issuance of building permits, including construction and assumption of municipal services
- Coordinates and lead meetings with developers and consultants to resolve any issues
- Coordinates tree removal, road closures, and internal clearances, etc. related to engineering appeals
- Prepares staff reports for Council approval including execution of servicing agreements or assumption of municipal services, acquisitions / release of easements, dedication of public highways, etc.
- Provides clearance of final approval conditions to Legal section to support final registration of subdivision M-Plan
- Provides technical review of planning development applications, and establishes and clears conditions for final approval and inclusion in Site Plan Agreements, Draft Plan of Condominiums
- Attends meetings with stakeholders to review comments and resolves issues related to feasibility of municipal servicing
- Provides input to Legal and Planning sections in relation to Ontario Municipal Board / Local Planning Appeal Tribunal appeals, and appears as an expert witness, as required
- Provides engineering input for the development of policies, procedures, standards and guidelines to ensure the City remains current with provincial and other municipal guidelines
- Recommends revisions and additions to the City's Standards and Specifications Manual
- Processes applications in an efficient manner and strives to maintain a high level of customer service
- Processes and resolves development construction complaints related to grading and drainage, servicing, noise, dust, mud tracking, street lighting, traffic, parking and sidewalks
- Investigates and responds to Councilor’s inquiries and resident complaints associated with development and construction activity
- Attends site meetings with developers, consultants and municipal inspectors to address residential complaints
Education and Experience
Diploma in Civil Engineering Technology or related disciplineCertified Engineering Technologist (CET) is required5 years engineering experience or equivalent with a focus on municipal designRequired Skills / Knowledge
Familiar with up-to-date engineering design standards and current and best design / construction practicesKnowledge of relevant Policies, Acts, and LegislationStrong technical knowledge and experience in the development engineering field (i.e. land development, municipal servicing, geometric design, construction management, stormwater management, etc.).Strong mediation and negotiation skillsConstruction knowledgeDemonstrates good judgment and makes sound decisionsShows commitment to personal growth, development, and leadership opportunitiesShares new ideas and challenges the status quoProven written and verbal communication skills with the ability to communicate with honesty, openness, respect, and trustTakes initiative to participate in a culture of learning, mentoring, and sharingContributes to building and being a part of a positive cultureMust possess a valid Ontario Class "G" Driver's License, and have access to a vehicle for use on corporate business (mileage compensated) and will be required to provide proof of vehicle insurance upon hireRegular office environment with occasional site visitsOccasional attendance at Council meetings after hoursDemonstrate the City’s corporate values of care, collaboration, courage and serviceDemonstrates personal leadershipBuilds people and cultureCultivates open communicationShapes the futureNavigates and leads through complexity and changeWe thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those under consideration will be contacted.
TheCityof Richmond Hill is committed to inclusive, barrier-free recruitment and selection processes. If contacted to participate in the recruitment and selection process, please advise Human Resources if you require an accommodation.
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