What are the responsibilities and job description for the Planning Commission Member- Volunteer position at Seward County NEBRASKA?
Planning Commission
The Seward County Planning Commission is a nine-member citizen board appointed by the Seward County Board of Commissioners. Members serve three-year terms and must be residents of Seward County who live outside the incorporated limits of a city or village.
The Planning Commission serves in an advisory and review role on matters involving land use, zoning, development, and long-range planning in the unincorporated areas of Seward County. Its responsibilities are established by Nebraska law and by duties delegated to it by the County Board. The Commission holds public meetings and hearings, reviews zoning and planning matters brought before it, considers public input, and makes recommendations or takes action as authorized under County zoning regulations.
To provide geographic representation from across the county, the nine seats are designated as follows:
- Pleasant Dale area – 1 member
- Milford area – 1 member
- Garland/Bee area – 1 member
- Seward area – 1 member
- Staplehurst/Goehner area – 1 member
- Beaver Crossing/Cordova area – 1 member
- Utica area – 1 member
- Seward County at-large – 2 members
TO APPLY, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION: HERE
Closing date: Monday, November 9th
****The county is currently seeking applicants to fill the Utica-area and Milford-area seats on the Seward County Planning Commission. If no qualified resident from the designated rural area is willing to serve, the seat may be filled by another Seward County resident who lives outside city or village limits.
Salary : $35,651 - $53,069