ANALYST, PLANNING AND OUTREACH

COMMUNITY COORDINATOR

The Agency The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) is the largest municipal preservation agency in the nation. It is responsible for protecting New York City's architecturally, historically, and culturally significant buildings and sites by granting them landmark or historic district status and regulating them after designation. The agency is comprised of a panel of 11 commissioners who are appointed by the Mayor and supported by a staff of approximately 80 preservationists, researchers, architects, historians, attorneys, archaeologists, and administrative employees. There are more than 38,000 designated buildings and sites in New York City, most of which are located in 158 historic districts across in all five boroughs.  Working at the Landmarks Preservation Commission provides a great opportunity to cultivate intellectual inspiration and professional development.  The Team The Planning and Outreach Analyst is a key member of LPCâs leadership team who serves as the primary liaison between property owners of buildings under consideration for landmark designation and relevant community organizations, and undertakes special projects related to planning and designation initiatives. The Analyst works closely with executive leadership team, and the research and preservation departments.  Your Impact The Community Outreach Coordinator supports the agencyâs work related to designation of individual landmarks and historic districts.   Your Responsibilities The Community Outreach Coordinator's responsibilities include:   â¢	corresponding with building owners and community members regarding buildings under consideration for landmark designation;   â¢	researching planning, real estate and other issues related to buildings under consideration for landmark designation, and tracking the status of potential designations; â¢	arranging and attending meetings with property owners and community members;  â¢	coordinating the review of proposed work for calendared properties and coordinating job filings with owners of calendared buildings;   â¢	working with other city agencies on landmark designation issues;   â¢	acting as liaison with the State Historic Preservation Office on proposed National Register nominations; â¢	managing the process and content for property owner mailings related to the designation process;  â¢	drafting owner outreach materials, including informational brochures, testimony, and speeches; and â¢	undertaking special projects related to planning, real estate and designation initiatives as directed by the Executive Director.  Qualification Requirements 1.	A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college and two years of experience in community work or community centered activities in an area related to the duties described above; or 2.	High school graduation or equivalent and six years of experience in community work or community centered activities in an area related to the duties as described above; or  3.	Education and/or experience which is equivalent to 1 & 2 above. However, all candidates must have at least one year of experience as described in 1 above.  Preferred Skills  â¢	Educational background in historic preservation, urban planning, real estate or related field.   â¢	Excellent time management skills and a proven ability to meet deadlines.  â¢	Understanding of Landmarks Preservation Commission regulations, urban planning, zoning and other New York City policies.   â¢	Excellent written and oral communication skills, experience creating and giving presentations.  â¢	Strong organizational skills with an ability to strategically prioritize tasks.  â¢	Excellent computer skills including expertise and familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite. Experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS), managing and analyzing data, and Adobe Creative Cloud experience a plus.  â¢	Maturity and professionalism.  How to Apply Please submit resume and cover letter to: JobsNYC at https://cityjobs.nyc.gov/   Please Note â¢	The Landmarks Preservation Commission will only respond to qualified candidates. While we appreciate every applicant's interest, only those under consideration will be contacted.	  â¢	If you were educated in a foreign school, you must be able to submit an evaluation of your foreign education from an approved organization.  â¢	Final appointment is subject to approval by the Office of Management and Budget.  LOAN FORGIVENESS: The federal government provides student loan forgiveness through its Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) to all qualifying public service employees. Working with LPC qualifies you as a public service employee and you may be able to take advantage of this program while working full-time and meeting the programâs other requirements. Please visit the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program site to view the eligibility requirements: Public Service Loan Forgiveness  Federal Student Aid The City of New York is an inclusive equal opportunity employer committed to recruiting and retaining a diverse workforce and providing a work environment that is free from discrimination and harassment based upon any legally protected status or protected characteristic, including but not limited to an individual's sex, race, color, ethnicity, national origin, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity, or pregnancy. LPC employees can expect to work as part of a highly engaged, passionate, and inclusive workforce where every-oneâs contributions are valued, respected, and make an impact on one of the best and most diverse cities in the world!

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56058

DATA AND GIS ANALYST

CITY RESEARCH SCIENTIST

The Agency The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) is the largest municipal preservation agency in the nation. It is responsible for protecting New York City's architecturally, historically, and culturally significant buildings and sites by granting them landmark or historic district status and regulating them after designation. The agency is comprised of a panel of 11 commissioners who are appointed by the Mayor and supported by a staff of approximately 80 preservationists, researchers, architects, historians, attorneys, archaeologists, and administrative employees. There are more than 37,500 designated buildings and sites in New York City, most of which are located in 152 historic districts across in all five boroughs.  Working at the Landmarks Preservation Commission provides a great opportunity to cultivate intellectual inspiration and professional development.  The Team The Data and GIS Analyst position is located within the Research Department and works cross-department and agency-wide, including the Preservation and Enforcement Departments, External Affairs and Executive staff.    Your Impact The Data and GIS Analyst fulfills a critical role at LPC in providing spatial data analysis, designing digital maps, as well as maintaining the agencyâs publicly accessible geospatial databases. The agency has undertaken major projects that rely heavily on this work, such as the historic district data project, the Discover New York City Landmarks web map, the Permit Application Finder web map, Portico, the agencyâs permit application portal, the Designation Photo Digital Archive, and a variety of Story Maps, which contribute to all New Yorkersâ understanding of their cityâs history and heritage.   Your Responsibilities Reporting to the Director of Special Projects and Strategic Planning, the Data and GIS Analyst is responsible for oversight of all Research Department geospatial and non-geospatial databases and mapping projects as well as analysis of the information contained. The Data Analyst will also work closely with staff from multiple departments on a variety of agency initiatives and special projects. While focusing on technical database management, GIS mapping, and data analysis, the position also offers the opportunity to participate in and lead initiatives in cross-department and agency-wide projects. The Data and GIS Analyst will also serve as LPCâs Open Data Coordinator, managing LPCâs open data and coordinating with other agencies.  Responsibilities include but are not limited to: â¢	Database management, including acquiring data from primary or secondary data sources and maintaining the database/ data systems; â¢	Manage and grow the agencyâs web maps, including Discover New York City Landmarks web map, and the Permit Application Finder web map.  â¢	Work in close consultation with the Chief Information Officer to coordinate data issues within the LPC and with other agencies; â¢	Analysis of the data in the Research Department databases, including cross-analysis with data from other City agencies; â¢	Interpreting data and analyzing results using statistical techniques to construct new reports and enhance existing reports; â¢	Resolving land use, boundary, and mapping questions pertaining to landmark designation; â¢	Evaluating and recommending new software and applications to be used in the agencyâs surveys and research initiatives; â¢	Initiate independent projects related to the agencyâs research and mapping efforts;  â¢	Work closely with DoITT and other City agencies on information and data-sharing and mapping initiatives; â¢	Manage the development, maintenance, and distribution to external audiences of all Research Department databases;   â¢	Development of digital media projects using Research department data and maps, including story maps and other interactive features.  Preferred Skills The ideal candidate will have experience in the following:  â¢	A minimum of four years GIS and database experience, including the creation of Access queries and forms;  â¢	Strong technical experience with the full Esri desktop suite (ArcMap, ArcCatalog, ArcGIS Pro) including data creation, spatial analysis and data management; â¢	Demonstrated expertise administering an ArcGIS Online organizational account as well as in using ArcGIS Online for open data, building web mapping applications, story maps, and mobile data collection; â¢	Experience in or familiarity with social science fields, such as historic preservation, cultural resource management, land use issues, and/or planning, especially in New York City; â¢	Experience in or familiarity with land use and geographic datasets, such as NYCâs Open Data resource, PLUTO;   â¢	Experience using relational database systems including Access, SQL, Oracle and PostgreSQL; â¢	Working knowledge of Python ArcPy, HTML, JavaScript and CSS programming languages; â¢	Working knowledge of popular mapping APIs such as Esriâs ArcGIS JavaScript API, Leaflet and MapBoxGL; â¢	Detail-oriented with excellent writing, editing, and oral communication skills; â¢	A strong track record as an implementer who thrives on managing a variety of key initiatives concurrently; â¢	Highly collaborative style, high energy, maturity, and leadership; â¢	Self-starter, ability to work independently.  How to Apply Please submit resume and cover letter to: JobsNYC at https://cityjobs.nyc.gov/  Please Note â¢	The Landmarks Preservation Commission will only respond to qualified candidates. While we appreciate every applicant's interest, only those under consideration will be contacted.	  â¢	If you were educated in a foreign school, you must be able to submit an evaluation of your foreign education from an approved organization.  â¢	Final appointment is subject to approval by the Office of Management and Budget.  LOAN FORGIVENESS: The federal government provides student loan forgiveness through its Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) to all qualifying public service employees. Working with LPC qualifies you as a public service employee and you may be able to take advantage of this program while working full-time and meeting the programâs other requirements. Please visit the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program site to view the eligibility requirements: Public Service Loan Forgiveness  Federal Student Aid The City of New York is an inclusive equal opportunity employer committed to recruiting and retaining a diverse workforce and providing a work environment that is free from discrimination and harassment based upon any legally protected status or protected characteristic, including but not limited to an individual's sex, race, color, ethnicity, national origin, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity, or pregnancy. LPC employees can expect to work as part of a highly engaged, passionate, and inclusive workforce where every-oneâs contributions are valued, respected, and make an impact on one of the best and most diverse cities in the world!

21744

DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH

ADMINISTRATIVE LANDMARKS PRESE

The Agency Created in 1965, the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) is the largest municipal preservation agency in the nation. It is responsible for protecting New York City's architecturally, historically, and culturally significant buildings and sites by granting them landmark or historic district status and regulating them after designation. The agency is comprised of a panel of 11 commissioners who are appointed by the Mayor and supported by a staff of approximately 80 preservationists, researchers, architects, historians, attorneys, archaeologists, and administrative employees. There are more than 38,000 designated buildings and sites in New York City, most of which are located in 158 historic districts across all five boroughs.  Working at the Landmarks Preservation Commission provides a great opportunity to cultivate intellectual inspiration and professional development.  The Team The Director of Research is a key member of senior leadership who manages a team of researchers, preservationists, and historians and advises the Chair and Commission on landmark designations. The Research department surveys and evaluates the cultural, historical, and architectural significance of New York City's buildings and neighborhoods to determine whether they are eligible for consideration as individual landmarks, interior landmarks, scenic landmarks, or historic districts. The Research department also drafts designation reports for buildings and districts under consideration for designation by the Commission.  Your Impact With wide latitude for independent initiative and judgment, the Director of Research works closely with senior staff to develop strategic plans for the agencyâs landmark designations, oversees the landmark designation process and other special projects related to New York Cityâs historic buildings and places.   Your Responsibilities Under the supervision of the Executive Director, with very broad latitude for independent judgment, the Director of Research   â¢	Working closely with the Chair and other senior staff, plans, develops, and manages the agencyâs designation program and ensures alignment with the agencyâs strategic goals. â¢	Develops priorities for agency surveys and oversees their execution, and with Research department staff evaluates and responds to requests for evaluation from the public and elected officials. â¢	Advises the Chair and Commission on all designation matters and carefully oversees landmark designations to ensure they are following legal requirements. â¢	Develops and sets standards for research techniques, content and format of designation reports to ensure that the reports provide the legal basis for designation and works with the Preservation department to ensure they provide a basis for guidance on future regulation. â¢	Supervises the Deputy Director and other Research department staff, coordinating workflow, setting schedules, and ensuring adherence to agency policies.   â¢	Meets with property owners and community groups to discuss potential landmark designations, makes presentations on potential landmarks at LPC public hearings and to City Council, and other organizations. â¢	Works as part of a team to develop technology to help track historic building surveys, landmark designations, public correspondence, and other information. â¢	Works closely with the Director of Strategic Planning and Special Projects on environmental review issues, GIS and technology, and special projects. â¢	Undertakes special projects related to designated buildings and districts, sharing stories about New York City history, or other agency goals including LPCâs equity framework.    Qualification Requirements 1.	A Masterâs Degree in historic preservation, architectural history, art history, architecture, or civil engineering and five years of full-time experience working in the field of architecture, preservation, restoration or conservation of historic structures, research in architectural history; or 2.	A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college with a major as described above and six years of experience as described above, at least two years of which must have been in a supervisory or administrative capacity.   Preferred Skills  â¢	The preferred candidate will have demonstrated expertise in the field of historic preservation or architectural history, and considerable knowledge of New York Cityâs history and historic built environment, along with an understanding of design review and historic preservation regulations. â¢	Significant experience in undertaking research related to the historic built environment, a strong understanding of architectural history broadly and in New York City, experience in applying historic preservation standards to buildings and districts and making persuasive arguments.  â¢	An understanding of LPCâs designation process and regulatory work is desired.  â¢	Managerial and supervisory experience. â¢	Excellent written and oral communication skills, and experience in giving public presentations.  â¢	Demonstrated skills in project management, an ability to manage multiple assignments in short timeframes and deliver high-quality results, a demonstrable record of leadership and creative problem-solving, excellent time management skills, and a proven ability to meet deadlines. â¢	Experience and/or comfort with handling sensitive and controversial issues.  â¢	The preferred candidate will commit to advancing the goals in LPCâs equity initiative.  â¢	The preferred candidate will have the ability to work independently and enjoy working collaboratively as part of the senior staff team.  â¢	Excellent computer skills including expertise and familiarity with Microsoft software, some experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and database management is desirable.  â¢	Ability to apply graphic standards to a variety of documents. Experience using graphic design software, including Adobe Creative Cloud, is desirable. â¢	Maturity and professionalism.  How to Apply Please submit resume and cover letter to: JobsNYC at https://cityjobs.nyc.gov/   Please Note â¢	The Landmarks Preservation Commission will only respond to qualified candidates. While we appreciate every applicant's interest, only those under consideration will be contacted.	  â¢	If you were educated in a foreign school, you must be able to submit an evaluation of your foreign education from an approved organization.  â¢	Final appointment is subject to approval by the Office of Management and Budget.  LOAN FORGIVENESS: The federal government provides student loan forgiveness through its Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) to all qualifying public service employees. Working with LPC qualifies you as a public service employee and you may be able to take advantage of this program while working full-time and meeting the programâs other requirements. Please visit the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program site to view the eligibility requirements: Public Service Loan Forgiveness  Federal Student Aid The City of New York is an inclusive equal opportunity employer committed to recruiting and retaining a diverse workforce and providing a work environment that is free from discrimination and harassment based upon any legally protected status or protected characteristic, including but not limited to an individual's sex, race, color, ethnicity, national origin, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity, or pregnancy. LPC employees can expect to work as part of a highly engaged, passionate, and inclusive workforce where every-oneâs contributions are valued, respected, and make an impact on one of the best and most diverse cities in the world!

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