CAPlanner1
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Hey all,
Random (and stupid, but I'm only a sophmore in college so bear with me...) question for y'all.
Do city planners (meaning those that work directly for a municipality in Current, Advanced or whatever planning departments) work under "billable hours" as do consultants?
Meaning that do planners record their every activity during the day (presumably on a time card or similar) and how many hours it took to complete the task, which is then used to bill "clients" (the city council, grants or wherever funding comes from)?
Or do planners, receiving their funding from various public coffers, simply conduct their work as dictated, using whatever time neccessary to complete the task (with respect to deadlines of course), and go about their way?
Just curious.
Random (and stupid, but I'm only a sophmore in college so bear with me...) question for y'all.
Do city planners (meaning those that work directly for a municipality in Current, Advanced or whatever planning departments) work under "billable hours" as do consultants?
Meaning that do planners record their every activity during the day (presumably on a time card or similar) and how many hours it took to complete the task, which is then used to bill "clients" (the city council, grants or wherever funding comes from)?
Or do planners, receiving their funding from various public coffers, simply conduct their work as dictated, using whatever time neccessary to complete the task (with respect to deadlines of course), and go about their way?
Just curious.