Port Orange City Planner Tim Burman given additional duties as interim community development director

Port Orange City Plsnner Tim Burman takes on added duties / Headline Surfer®Photo for Headline Surfer® /
Port Orange City Planner Tim Burman has taken on added duties as interim community development director.
 

PORT ORANGE, Fla. -- Port Orange's City Manager Jake Johansson has named Tim Burman as the city's interim community development director, replacing Wayne Clark who has accepted a position with the City of Asheville, NC, starting Nov. 23.

In announcing the change in a press release, Johansson did not provide information on the salary Clark was earning nor on how much additional pay Burman will make doing both his regular job and the new duties assigned to him. Nor was the release clear on when the new duties would begin or even what the position of community development director entails.

Currently Port Orange's planning manager, Burman has an undergraduate degree in forestry from the Ohio State University, and a master's degree in urban planning from the State University of New York at Buffalo.

Burman Burman will hold the interim position until a permanent replacement is found. He began his employment with the city as an assistant planner in 2004.  

The internet newspaper turned to City Councilman Don Burnette over the weekend after it was unable to reach Johansson. assured Headline Surfer he would get the city manger to ansewer Burnette asaidwho said he would sreacxh out to the city manager to answer the questions pointed out in this story.