Council seeks Green Space Development Manager for Sidmouth

By The Editor

6th Feb 2020 | Local News

Connaught Gardens in Sidmouth. Picture courtesy of Severin Stalder.
Connaught Gardens in Sidmouth. Picture courtesy of Severin Stalder.

East Devon District Council is looking for someone to help develop green spaces in Sidmouth.

The council (EDDC) is looking for a Green Spaces Development Manager to look after its green spaces in Sidmouth and Exmouth.

The right candidate can expect a salary of between £25,295 and £27,905.

"We are looking for an experienced horticulturalist who shares our passion for parks and green spaces as places for people to use and enjoy," explained a council spokesperson.

"Your role will be to design, develop and implement planting / landscaping schemes for the districts' award winning parks and gardens; together with responsibility for programming year round grounds maintenance works for cemeteries, sports pitches and other green spaces.

"Working in tandem with our existing Green Spaces Communities Officer and operational teams, and through engagement with community groups and other stakeholders, you will ensure the continuous enhancement and environmental sustainability of our green spaces, in line with our climate change and biodiversity objectives, for the benefit of East Devon residents and visitors."

Candidates should have experience in a similar role, ideally a degree in horticulture and a passion for creating 'visually stunning and environmentally sustainable designs'.

The closing date for applications is on Sunday, February 16. For more information on the job click the red button below.

     

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