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i <br /> presentations. Confers with and advises engineers, academic scientists, farmers, and Federal <br /> and State regulatory staff in acquiring information and knowledge to successfully implement <br /> Wetlands Program. Supervises professional and technical staff, as well as numerous seasonal <br /> employees. Directs portions of work program of contract employees from federal and non-profit <br /> agencies. Manages budget for Wetlands Program. Manages numerous contracts for <br /> professional services and trade services work. Provides complex staff assistance to the Natural <br /> Resources Section Manager and the Parks and Open Spaces Division Director. <br /> I <br /> 2. Duties: <br /> Describe the major duties you perform and the approximate percentage of time spent <br /> performing these duties; your total percentage should equal 100%. Duty statements should be <br /> specific and as detailed as necessary to explain them. (Examples: 10% Schedule <br /> appointments and meetings, reserve conference rooms and vehicles, and make travel <br /> arrangements as instructed. 15% Pruning, raking, fertilizing and weeding). <br /> Time Descri tion of Dut <br /> <br /> III 50% Provides leadership, in a collaborative setting, for the multi-agency West Eugene <br /> Wetlands Partnership. <br /> Directs oversees and artici ates in the develo ment of the field o erations for <br /> p p p p <br /> the West Eugene Wetlands Partnership. Manages multiple, complex special <br /> projects, capital projects, or programs involving several agencies and funding <br /> sources. <br /> Supervises and coordinates interagency project activities including research, <br /> community contact, data analysis, and final recommendations and presentations. <br /> Develops program goals and objectives for multi-agency partnership. <br /> Facilitates acquisition of new wetland sites with partner agencies in the West <br /> Eugene Wetlands Partnership. <br /> Confers with and advises engineers, academic scientists, farmers, Federal and <br /> State regulatory staff, and West Eugene Wetlands Partnership staff in acquiring <br /> information and knowledge to successfully implement Wetlands Program and <br /> restoration projects. Ensures that projects comply with Federal, State, and Local <br /> laws and policies and sound management practices. <br /> Builds and fosters positive relationships among interagency staff teams, articulates <br /> partnership's common purpose, helps partners see common interests and benefits <br /> of joint efforts, seeks and advocates for integrated solutions to multi-agency <br /> challenges. Recommends solutions to politically sensitive situations that may <br /> involve multi le artner a encies. <br /> 15% Conducts the most difficult, advanced analysis of policies, procedures and <br /> practices in a highly complex, interagency framework for Wetlands Program. <br /> Oversees or performs a variety of highly complex professional, technical, and <br /> analytical work focusing on analysis, project development, and implementation, <br /> organizational assessment and evaluation, program evaluation, and program <br /> recommendation. Some of the anal ses involve policies, rocedures, and <br /> Position Questionnaire Form 2 ~ HRRS/Jan:99 <br /> <br />