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Planning Manager

Oxfordshire
£65k – £80k/yr
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Planning Manager

Oxfordshire

£65,000 - £80,000

I'm working with a well-funded, family-owned SME housebuilder on a Planning Manager hire. They are genuinely acquisitive, active in both the immediate and strategic land markets, and the pipeline has grown to the point where planning needs someone running it full time.

This is the whole job, not a slice of it. Land appraisal through to consent and discharge of conditions, with a clear line to the decision makers.

The role:

  • Own the planning process across the portfolio, from pre-application to discharge of conditions
  • Support the land team with appraisals, risk and site specific advice during acquisition
  • Appoint and manage consultant teams to programme and budget
  • Build relationships with officers, councillors and local communities
  • Negotiate Section 106 agreements and represent the business at committee and appeal

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You:

  • A planner with solid experience from a housebuilder, developer, land promoter or consultancy
  • A track record of securing residential consents
  • Confident running consultants and negotiating with local authorities
  • Commercially minded, with a good grasp of appraisal and viability
  • MRTPI, or well on the way

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The package:

  • £65,000 to £80,000 depending on experience
  • Car allowance, bonus and pension
  • 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, hybrid and flexible working
  • Real scope to shape how planning is run as the business grows

The autonomy of an SME with the funding to back it up.

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Skills

Planning Management
Land Appraisal
Residential Consents
Section 106 Negotiation
Consultant Management
Stakeholder Engagement
Viability Analysis
Risk Assessment
Strategic Land Markets
Planning Appeals

Location

Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom

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