Code Enforcement Officer

Archuleta County•Pagosa Springs, CO

2d•$23 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

Archuleta County is seeking a qualified Code Enforcement Officer. This role performs administrative functions and provides customer service in support of Planning and Building functions. The position provides customer service related to development, application processing, land use permit issuance, conducts vacation rental permit inspections and permit issuance, plan review support and related functions of the department. The role involves providing customer service with the review process, land use and other inquiries; performing development submittal intake and initial review; assisting Planners in preparation for Planning Commission and BoCC meetings; records management, assigning addresses and street names, and performing a variety of administrative functions. A key responsibility is Land Use and Ordinance Code Enforcement, which includes investigating possible violations of the Land Use Regulations, Rubbish, and Noise Ordinances to gather evidence and determine compliance or non-compliance. The officer will provide all notices to affected property owners and take necessary action to accomplish abatement and compliance.

Requirements

Experience and qualifications will determine the exact wage.
Ability to investigate possible violations of the Land Use Regulations, Rubbish, and Noise Ordinances.
Ability to gather evidence and determine compliance or non-compliance.
Ability to provide notices to affected property owners.
Ability to take action to accomplish abatement and compliance.

Responsibilities

Performs administrative functions and provides customer service in support of Planning and Building functions.
Provides customer service related to development, application processing, land use permit issuance, conduct vacation rental permit inspections and permit issuance, plan review support and related functions of the department.
Provide customer service with the review process, land use and other inquiries.
Perform development submittal intake and initial review.
Assist Planners in preparation for Planning Commission and BoCC meetings.
Records management, assigning addresses and street names.
Perform a variety of administrative functions.
Investigate possible violations of the Land Use Regulations, Rubbish, and Noise Ordinances to gather evidence and determine compliance or non-compliance.
Provide all notices to affected property owners and take such other action as is reasonably necessary to accomplish the abatement and compliance of affected property.