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Historic Preservation Specialist, Rosin Preservation, Kansas City, Missouri

Rosin Preservation is hiring a full-time Historic Preservation Specialist to join our nationally recognized team. We are looking for someone familiar with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation and the National Register Criteria who is interested in a fast-paced, ever-changing, project-driven work environment.


Specific assignments will include:

• Site visits to and photo-documentation of historic resources.

• Archival research (on-line and/or in library).

• Evaluating the National Register eligibility of historic properties and preparing formal eligibility assessments, National Register nominations, and similar documents (including building descriptions, property histories, historic contexts, and statements of significance).

• Assisting in the preparation of federal and state historic tax credit applications, including preparing photographs, providing SOI guidance to clients/design teams, reviewing architectural drawings, describing existing conditions and proposed scopes of work.

• Coordinating with teammates as well as reviewers from state and federal agencies.


Qualifications:

• Graduate degree in historic preservation (or very closely related field) and 2+ years of experience working with the historic tax credit and/or National Register program is preferred. Highly qualified recent graduates with a historic preservation master’s degree will be considered.

• Candidates must demonstrate competence in American architectural history, including property types, stylistic trends, and construction technologies and the ability to write architectural descriptions.   Ability to read architectural plans is required.

• Understanding of the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and the National Register Criteria is mandatory.

• Excellent written and oral communication skills are essential.

• Ability to multi-task and to work both independently to meet deadlines and collaboratively to achieve project goals.

• Ability to visit project sites that may present physically challenging conditions.

• Ability to travel, including overnight stays roughly 3-4 nights per month.  Candidate must have a valid driver’s license and a reliable vehicle.

• Previous experience working in a small-office environment is preferred.

• Most importantly, the successful candidate must mesh with our company culture that blends professionalism, curiosity, competence, tenacity, and fun.


This full-time position is based in our Kansas City, MO office.  Remote work arrangements will be considered for candidates who exceed the preferred qualifications and can demonstrate previous ability to meet deadlines and produce high-quality deliverables while working independently.  Starting salary range is $42,000 – $55,000, depending on previous experience.  Benefits include flexible scheduling, PTO, health insurance with HSA, retirement plan with company match, long and short-term disability insurance, annual allowance for professional development, and a team of collaborative and engaged coworkers.


Please send a letter of interest describing how you meet the qualifications, a resume, and a writing sample that includes a building description and a statement of significance (no more than 5 pages) to info@rosinpreservation.com. Deadline for application is Tuesday, April 12, 2022 @ 8:00 am CST.  Background check will be conducted before hiring.


Rosin Preservation is a full-service historic preservation consulting firm based in Kansas City, Missouri. We help clients rehabilitate and reuse historic buildings by leveraging equity through state and federal historic tax credits.  With over a century of experience, our team has a proven track record that brings creativity and value to rehabilitation projects nationwide. Learn more about Rosin Preservation by visiting our website www.rosinpreservation.com  or Rosin Preservation’s LinkedIn, Facebook, or Instagram feeds.



Director of Business Development - Rosin Preservation

Who: Rosin Preservation

What: Rosin Preservation is hiring a full-time Director of Business Development to join our team. This position is responsible for developing new geographical markets and ideal clients, nurturing existing relationships, and securing contracts to support our historic tax credit consulting services. The ideal candidate will demonstrate knowledge about marketing strategies that generate new qualified leads as well as previous success cultivating relationships for mutually beneficial engagements in historic preservation, real estate development, economic development, architecture or urban planning.

Rosin Preservation is a growing eight-person, full-service historic preservation consulting firm based in Kansas City’s East Crossroads neighborhood. We thrive on collaboration and new challenges. Our expertise and proven track record working with real estate developers and community leaders has built a reputation for adding value and creativity to rehabilitation projects nationwide.

Learn more about Rosin Preservation by visiting our website rosinpreservation.com or Rosin Preservation’s Linkedin, Facebook, or Instagram feeds.

Primary tasks:
  • Identify opportunities and develop relationships to secure work with ideal developer clients; this may include local preservation, community development, and economic development officials as well as potential clients. 
  • Interpret and communicate requirements of federal and state historic tax credit programs to clients and potential clients. 
  • Prepare proposals including custom scopes of work and budgets. 
  • Coordinate with Director of Operations to assure alignment of production capacity and contractual obligations. 
  • Develop marketing materials and maintain web site and social media accounts, working both independently and in conjunction with Rosin Preservation’s marketing/branding/public relations consultants. 
  • Research, create, and publish a monthly report for developer clients highlighting industry trends and properties available for historic tax credit rehabilitation. 
  • Develop session proposals for professional conferences for company staff 
  • Attend and present at industry conferences. Track and report program results monthly, quarterly, and annually.
Qualifications:
  • Bachelor’s Degree and 2-5 years of experience in business development for a company in a related industry. 
  • Familiarity with federal and state historic tax credit programs a plus. 
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills. 
  • Strong people skills. 
  • Ability to travel (by auto and air) in the continental United States 4-8 days/month with some overnight travel required 
  • Ability to work independently and take initiative. 
  • Willingness to ask questions and seek input. 
  • Proficiency with the Microsoft Office suite, SalesForce, WordPress, and social media platforms (LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook). 
  • A valid driver’s license and a reliable vehicle. 
  • Ability to visit dilapidated buildings that may present physically challenging conditions, such as uneven surfaces; lack of working elevator, electricity, heating or cooling; mold; animal droppings; etc. 
  • Previous experience working in a small-office environment 
  • Most importantly, the successful candidate will mesh with our company culture.
The position is full-time, 40 hours/week, although we will consider a part-time arrangement for the right person. Salary is commensurate with experience. Benefits include PTO, health insurance, disability insurance, SIMPLE retirement savings plan, and a team of collaborative and engaged coworkers.

Interested candidates should send a resume and a letter explaining your interest and qualifications for the position to owner Elizabeth Rosin, info@rosinpreservation.com. Deadline for application is Monday, January 20, 2020 @ 8:00 am CST. Background check will be conducted before hiring.

Planner/Streetcar manager (separate positions) - City of Kansas City Missouri

Who: City of Kansas City, Missouri
What: Regulatory Compliance Manager-Streetcar Program/Multimodal Transportation
(Senior Accountant) $4,230-$7,534/month
(Administrative Officer) $4,065-$6,769/month
(Analyst) $3,957-$6,769/month
(Job Opening ID #511448)
(Public Works Department/Transit Operations Division/414 East 12th Street)

Planner - City of Kansas City

Who: City of Kansas City Planning & Development Department

What: Long Range Planning & Preservation Division

Prepares long range area plans for the entire city geography and implements the City’s comprehensive planning (FOCUS) principles. Assists with elected officials, development community, local neighborhood groups, civic organizations and residents to prepare data, reports and land use plans of a comprehensive and complex character.

REQUIRES an accredited Master's degree in planning; OR an accredited Bachelor's degree and 2 years professional experience in community, urban or regional planning work.

Learn more and apply on the City of Kansas City website here.

Planner - City of Kansas City

Who: City of Kansas City, Missouri

What: City Planning & Dev. Dept./Long Range Planning & Preservation Division

Full-time position available. Normal Work Days/Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

$19.82-$33.88/hour

Prepares long range area plans for the entire city geography and implements the City’s comprehensive planning (FOCUS) principles. Assists with elected officials, development community, local neighborhood groups, civic organizations and residents to prepare data, reports and land use plans of a comprehensive and complex character. REQUIRES an accredited Master’s degree in planning; OR an accredited Bachelor's degree and 2 years of professional experience in community, urban or regional planning work.

Additional information can be found at this link. For full consideration, please apply by June 17, 2019.

Streetcar Transit System Program Analyst - City of Kansas City

Who: City of Kansas City

What: Full-time position available and will be filled as an Analyst OR Graduate Engineer OR Principal Engineering Technician. Normal Work Days/Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. with flexible work schedule/on-call hours.
  • Engages in oversight activities associated with operation and maintenance of City-owned rail transit systems in KCMO. 
  • Coordinates with City departments and contracted transit service providers to ensure compliance with local, state, federal regulations, manufacturers’ specifications, established plans, procedures, performance standards. 
  • Conducts safety/security program reviews, Manages transit assets. Liaises with MO OneCall System and environmental management. 
  • Coordinates permit and parking enforcement activities, incident investigations, traffic/train control signal maintenance, vehicle and transit way inspections/maintenance. 
  • Coordinates with City resources, utilities, contractors performing work in the transit corridor to identify potential impacts to service delivery through data analysis/field observations. 
  • Conducts reviews and investigations. Gathers, analyzes and synthesize data. Presents written and oral reports and findings. Develops budgets and cost estimates. 
  • Routinely interacts with KC Streetcar Authority, KCATA, regulatory agencies, including Federal Transit Administration, Transportation Safety Administration and MODOT State Safety Oversight. 
  • Daily field work and periodic travel for training may be required.
Qualifications: 

Lead Planner (2 positions available) – City of Kansas City, MO

Who: Kansas City, MO – City Planning & Development Department – Development Management Division

What: Lead Planner - Manages complex, controversial development projects throughout the city from conception to completion of construction. Provides advice to developers and the public. Utilizes expertise in review and analysis of development proposals, and formulates a professional recommendation to the City Plan Commission, Board of Zoning Adjustment, City Council and other committees and neighborhood groups as needed. Manages special projects as assigned by management to address complex land use, urban design, transportation, economic and socio-cultural challenges. Manages long-term projects which often phases over many years or decades. Builds and nurtures relationships with the public, development community, and staff from other city departments and external agencies to facilitate the ongoing development and redevelopment of Kansas City. Utilizes advanced technical knowledge including but not limited to plan and subdivision review, technical and persuasive writing and presentation skills, ability to focus on details in the context of the bigger picture, ability to manage multiple overlapping deadlines, and extensive knowledge of key land use planning and urban design principles. Supervision may be exercised over a staff of professional, technical and clerical personnel.

Planner-City Planning & Development Dept - Kanas City, MO

Planner
City Planning & Development Department-Development Management Division 
Kansas City, MO

Salary Range: $19.82 - $33.21/hour

Application Deadline Date: May 15, 2017


Responsibilities
Works with the development community, residents of the community, the City Plan Commission and the Board of Zoning Adjustment. Reviews plans and evaluates the zoning and development code to develop staff reports for the requested variances and platting of subdivisions. Writes reports and does research and makes professional presentations to the public and boards. Utilizes knowledge in key planning principles, analytical thinking, mapping, and a variety of computer skills.

Qualifications
REQUIRES an accredited Master's degree in planning; OR an accredited Bachelor's degree and 2 years professional experience in community, urban or regional planning work.

Complete information and application, here: https://psweb.kcmo.org/psp/ps/MOBILE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL?Page=HRS_CE_JOB_DTL&Action=A&JobOpeningId=506955&SiteId=1&PostingSeq=1