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The Land Acquisition Manager assists in the acquisition of land, lots and development opportunities that fit company’s land acquisition strategies and understanding of current market trends in land development and homebuilding.
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CEC offers a matching 401(k); profit sharing; a performance bonus; company stock; medical dental, and vision insurance; short and long-term disability; tuition assistance; professional development; and work-life balance.
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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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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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Responsible for the successful and timely delivery of new projects through use of construction schedules, contract documents, land development budgets, environmental studies, geotechnical reports, engineering and architectural construction plans and permit compliance reports.
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Perform additional duties as assigned by the Director of Land Development. Minimum 5 years of experience in land development. Develop position working relationship with jurisdictional entities all while maintaining land use and development rights.
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Land Development Manager. Assist in the creation of development budgets during the entitlement process and value-engineer specific aspects of the project design. Regular review of project development budgets with Director of Development for reconciliation.
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Lennar is seeking a Land Acquisition Manager to assist in the development of opportunities that fit company’s land acquisition strategies and understanding of current market trends in land development and homebuilding.
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Design and oversee civil engineering projects, including but not limited to land development, drainage systems, grading, and water resource management. A minimum of 5 years of experience as a Professional Engineer, with a focus on civil engineering, land development, drainage, grading, and water resources.
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Coordinate with the internal teams (land acquisition, development, construction and legal) to develop the entitlement strategy and align to the requirements for the project. Create and implement comprehensive entitlement strategies tailored for specific projects within California, addressing unique challenges and opportunities in coordination with with the internal teams (land acquisition, development, construction and legal.
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Not only will you receive a generous PTO & benefits plan, but also an impressive 401(k) retirement plan with matching and profit sharing. Required Experience: Five or more years of related work experience Ability to Perform ALTA/ACSM, Boundary, topographic, and Construction Survey's The ability to meet deadlines and provide high quality service to clients Working knowledge of Trimble, Sokkia, or Leica Surveying Equipment Required Education: Associates or Bachelor degree in Civil Engineering or land Surveying is preferred PLS licensure preferred, but would consider a strong LSIT.
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We are looking for a talented Civil Design Engineer to join our dynamic team in Montgomery Village, MD. In this role, you will be tasked with the design of land development projects in Prince George's, Montgomery, and Howard Counties of Maryland.
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Examples include course work in land surveying, cartography, land use law, real estate law, land appraising, land use planning, water rights, mining laws, or legal instrument review and interpretation.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Professional Land Surveyor at Northam Survey LLC in Dover, NH. The Professional Land Surveyor will be responsible for conducting surveys, measurements, and mapping of land areas for various purposes.
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Some of our many services include Civil, Environmental, Structural and Marine Engineering; Land Surveying; Land Planning; Landscape Architecture; Geographic Information Systems and Construction Administration.
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