Senior Land Use Planner

Role Responsibilities

This job is responsible for long-term planning and daily program delivery of the Edmonton Transportation / Utility Corridor (TUC), providing planning and disposition support for Infrastructure's Program Lands, and for planning the use of Infrastructure lands in the north region. This job administrates Ministerial Consent Applications under the Restricted Development Area Regulations and assists with Real Property Governance Act disposition reviews. This work ensures responsible orderly, economic, beneficial, and regulatory compliant outcomes for Infrastructure real property.

Reporting to the Manager of Land Planning North, the primary responsibilities for the Senior Land Use Planner include, but are not limited to :

Applying knowledge of the Government Organization Act, Restricted Development Area Regulations, Municipal Government Act, Land Titles Act, and Real Property Governance Act to ensure land use changes align with government needs and local planning frameworks.

Transportation and Utility Corridor

• Administer the TUC Program Policy and support ongoing updates to the Policy and related regulatory frameworks.
• Lead planning for Anthony Henday Drive and utility alignments within the TUC, including managing competing demands between TUC and non-TUC uses, and advancing development.
• Guide utility relocation agreements and oversee Ministerial Consent processes.
• Collaborate with Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors on highway operations and development.
• Prepare Orders in Council for Cabinet approval to protect regulated lands.

Land Management and Disposition

Strategic Decision-Making