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The Land Development Manager will supervise and direct all aspects of the Land Development within the communities. Assists in the day to day management of project-specific land development from planning and entitlements through the completion of infrastructure including off-site and on-site work and amenities.
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The Land Development Manager is responsible for managing the Division’s land development program by directing activities such as roadway construction, water and sewer installation, earthwork, landscape, irrigation activities, vertical construction and public utility coordination.
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Lennar is seeking a Project Manager who's primary role will be to manage and oversee the field operations for land development projects ensuring delivery within the approved schedule and budget.
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Minimum 6 years in land acquisition and/or development. liaison/processing for all levels of required entitlements-to-use, CEQA requirements, site development plans/documents and related merchant builder approvals.
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Lennar is seeking a Land Development Manager who will supervise and direct all aspects of the Land Development within the communities. Responsibilities Assists in the day to day management of project-specific land development from planning and entitlements through the completion of infrastructure including off-site and on-site work and amenities.
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Must be able to read, understand and evaluate civil engineering / development plans. Our commitment to Quality, Value, and Integrity is the underlying foundation upon which Lennar was built, and these three fundamental principles still guide us in caring for our customers, associates, trade partners, shareholders, and community.
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Lennar is seeking a Land Purchasing Manager to participate in the developing, negotiating, and executing of sourcing for all labor and material categories of spending in the land development department while supporting the Director of Purchasing.
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Minimum 5 years in land acquisition and/or development. Our commitment to Quality, Value, and Integrity is the underlying foundation upon which Lennar was built, and these three fundamental principles still guide us in caring for our customers, associates, shareholders, and community.
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Minimum 6 years in land acquisition and/or development required. Associate will supervise and direct all aspects of the Land Development within the communities. Under direction of the Director of Land, administer multi-disciplinary consulting teams in preparation and processing of land use documents and related infrastructure design/improvement plans.
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Land Development Manager Summary: Responsible for development of communities. Schedule, coordinate and monitor all aspects of land development from site clearing through completion of finished home sites and tract final acceptance.
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Lennar is seeking a Land Development Manager to assist in the development of opportunities that fit Division’s land development strategies and understanding of current market trends in land development and homebuilding.
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Lennar is seeking a Land Development Manager to assist in the development of opportunities that fit the Division’s land development strategies and understanding of current market trends in land development and homebuilding.
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Oversee and manage all aspects of the field operations related to land development including erosion control, grading, wet utilities, dry utilizes, paving, sidewalks, landscaping, hardscaping, amenities, post construction as builts, certifications and compliance letters.
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The Land Development Manager will oversee the field operations for assigned projects of the land development department. Ensure timely and accurate design and installation of all land development improvements including but not limited to grading operations, water and sewer services, dry utilities, paving and sidewalks, landscapes and landscape improvements to include, but not limited to entrance and amenity features.
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Minimum four (4) years of experience in offsite construction related to Land Development required. Assist division with the development, preparation, implementation, and updating of the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP.
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