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PROPERTY USE INSPECTOR I vs SOCIAL PLANNER I

In 2025, the median salary for PROPERTY USE INSPECTOR I was $480 (0.5%) higher than for SOCIAL PLANNER I: $106,991 against $106,511. PROPERTY USE INSPECTOR I had 22 people on the list, SOCIAL PLANNER I 22.

At a glance

PROPERTY USE INSPECTOR ISOCIAL PLANNER I
People on the 2025 list2222
Median salary$106,991$106,511
Middle half$106,613–$107,327$100,320–$115,744
Highest salary$108,492$133,518
Total salaries$2,299,137$2,337,038
People, change+0.0% vs 2024+29.4% vs 2024
Median, change−0.3% vs 2024+8.1% vs 2024

Median salary by year

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YearPROPERTY USE INSPECTOR ISOCIAL PLANNER I
2010$77,752
2011$79,553$83,781
2012$80,685$87,118
2013$82,098$83,100
2014$83,454$87,764
2015$88,325$89,689
2016$85,235$81,779
2017$88,133$89,737
2018$88,221$88,936
2019$90,085$88,563
2020$90,029$94,140
2021$93,528$94,285
2022$95,056$95,859
2023$99,595$100,229
2024$107,314$98,494
2025$106,991$106,511

People on the list by year

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YearPROPERTY USE INSPECTOR ISOCIAL PLANNER I
201024
2011248
2012216
2013207
2014178
2015209
20162012
20171919
20182118
20191817
20202019
20212117
20221715
20232016
20242217
20252222

Highest paid in 2025

PROPERTY USE INSPECTOR I

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Questions and answers

Which pays more, PROPERTY USE INSPECTOR I or SOCIAL PLANNER I?

By median salary in 2025, PROPERTY USE INSPECTOR I: $106,991 against $106,511.

Which has more people on the list?

PROPERTY USE INSPECTOR I: 22 against 22 in 2025.

How has the gap changed since 2011?

In 2011 the median for PROPERTY USE INSPECTOR I was $79,553 and for SOCIAL PLANNER I $83,781, a gap of $4,228; in 2025 the gap was $480.

What do these figures cover?

Only people paid $75,000 or more are on the list, so medians and counts describe them, not everyone with each title.

What is “remuneration”?

The one pay figure each city publishes for each person, its remuneration, shown as published. Victoria also lists taxable benefits and payouts, and expenses, in separate columns, which are not shown; Vancouver's remuneration includes payouts. How the lists work