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Environmental Justice Planning Specialist

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Stockton, CA, 95202, USA

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Community Development Department – Comprehensive General Plan Update

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AgencyCalifornia → County of San Joaquin
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Performs research, analysis, and drafting of a new Environmental Justice Element for prime contractors on County of San Joaquin Community Development Department projects. Develops the EJ framework, analyzes demographic and environmental data via GIS and CalEnviroScreen to identify disadvantaged communities, and drafts policy recommendations per CEQA and EPA standards. Delivers a completed Environmental Justice Element for the Comprehensive General Plan.

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