Performs economic analysis of proposed projects and their impact on surrounding areas in order to advise and make recommendations to the Board of Directors. Plans and coordinates the implementation of approved projects. Secures bids, negotiates with developers and property owners and authorizes changes. Handles loan requests, performs analysis of borrower financial statement, assesses sufficiency of collateral, ensures loans comply with Agency lending criteria, shepherds requests through the Agency’s Loan Committee and/or Board of Directors approval process, and manages disbursements of loan funds. Conducts research and analytical studies as needed by the Director and professional staff. Compiles data, reports, manuals and publications on a wide variety of Redevelopment Agency projects and issues. Surveys other redevelopment agencies, jurisdictions and professional organizations for background materials for various studies and reports. Coordinates various meetings with community-based organizations, commercial developers, other government agencies and the general public for involvement in the planning and execution of RDA projects. Coordinates financial transactions between the Agency, property owners, contractors and developers. Maintains comprehensive records of all transactions and accounts for funds expended for specified projects. Performs other related duties as assigned
Qualifications:
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Bachelor's
degree in business administration, finance, public administration, urban
planning, or a related field AND six months' full-time professional experience
in collecting, analyzing and evaluation information for executive consideration
and approval. Minimum one year work experience or post-graduate education in
areas of urban planning and development, economics, economic development,
construction or construction management. Experience MUST INCLUDE six months
professional experience with personal computers and software utilized for
tracking and monitoring financial projects. Education and experience may be
substituted one for the other on a year-for-year basis.
·
Thorough
knowledge of federal and state regulations as they relate to redevelopment.
Ability to interpret regulations and prepare findings and recommendations based
upon those interpretations.
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Considerable
human relations and communications skills. Must be able to obtain and
disseminate information, advise and consult with developers, property owners
and contractors, and bring to resolution conflict situations.
·
Demonstrated
proficiency with personal computers and related word processing and spreadsheet
software programs.
·
Ability
to establish priorities and prepare recommendations with minimal supervision.
·
Ability
to relate well with coworkers, supervisors, public officials and the general
public and to communicate well, both orally and in writing.
Salary; $20.23 - $27.59 an hour
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