Description

The Resource Protection Specialist (RPS) position with the Code Enforcement Unit is expected to investigate alleged violations of the County code and permits relating to land use and building code regulations and ordinances. Additionally, an RPS is expected to obtain compliance through methods provided in the County Code; prepare reports identifying code and permit violations and make recommendations for compliance; issue notices of violation and criminal citation complaints when necessary; prepare and issue administrative search warrants; evaluate approved projects for compliance with conditions of approval. RPS staff work closely with the public to develop a clearly understandable and workable enforcement solution; coordinate enforcement efforts with other Federal, State and local agencies involved, including but not limited to, the Environmental Health Department, Sheriff's Department, CHP, District Attorney, County Counsel, Department of Fish and Game, Department of Forestry, Department of Consumer Affairs and other law enforcement regulatory agencies. RPS staff frequently encounter difficult and often hostile individuals and situations and must make follow-up inspections concerning recommendations for compliance. RPS staff routinely make case presentations to the County Hearing Officer; research and analyze building and land use permit records, land use regulatory documents and health and safety ordinances; recommends changes as necessary; prepares and maintains a variety of reports and records. https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/slocountyca/jobs/5139136-0/resource-protection-specialist-iii

Requirements

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