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As a zoning inspector, also known as a zoning enforcement officer, it comes with responsibilities, including: Enforcing zoning regulations: Inspecting properties to ensure compliance with zoning codes and maps, and taking action to correct violations. Educating the public: Explaining zoning ordinances to the public, contractors, architects, and engineers Processing applications: Reviewing and approving or denying zoning permits, certificates of occupancy, and other applications Maintaining records: Keeping track of applications, inspections, certificates, and other activities Preparing reports: Submitting monthly reports to elected officials and planning commissions Testifying in court: Appearing in court to provide testimony on zoning code violations Recommending improvements: Making recommendations to improve zoning maps and resolutions Assisting other departments: Helping other departments with code enforcement, mapping, and GIS Investigating complaints: Looking into complaints about zoning violations and taking action Issuing citations: Writing citations for properties that are not in compliance with zoning regulations Advertising hearings: Promoting public hearings on zoning use applications
Ohioline Job Title: Zoning Inspector Department – Harris Township, Ottawa County, Ohio The Zoning Inspector is responsible for the enforcement of adopted zoning and nuisance regulations through inspection of sites all… Harris Township, Ottawa County, Ohio Job Description: Planner/Zoning Inspector – Harris Township The Planner/Zoning Inspector performs an important role in the overall administration and operations of the Township. The Planner/ Harris Township, Ottawa County, Ohio
As a Township Trustee Key Responsibilities:
Legislative Duties:
Develop and pass township policies, resolutions, and ordinances.
Vote on township matters, representing residents’ interests.
Financial Management:
Review, amend, and approve the annual budget.
Certify tax levies.
Pay and record township expenses, salaries, and claims.
Audit bills for payment.
Public Services Oversight:
Public Works: Care for roads (mowing, paving, snow removal).
Safety: Oversee fire and police protection.
Welfare: Provide township assistance, shelter, and utilities for those in need.
Recreation & Parks: Establish and manage parks.
Zoning: Set rules and regulations for zoning and planning.
Waste Disposal: Manage waste removal services.
Administration & Records:
Act as legal owners of township assets.
Keep accurate records of all township business and activities.
Provide public notices for meetings.
Manage ditches, drains, cemeteries, and weeds.
Community Representation:
Address public complaints and provide notary services.