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The Land Acquisition Manager will be responsible for assisting in the growth of our extended stay hotel portfolio and is accountable to locate land opportunities, both listed and non-listed; build and foster relationships with brokers, city officials and third party consultants; research zoning and land use code; putting together entitlement timelines and steps; highly organized and communicative to ensure that the land acquisition pipeline is one that aligns with Company expectations and goals.
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Professional Land Surveyor in the state of North Carolina. Multiple State Professional Land Surveying Licensure. High-level experience with both public and private sector work (e.g. state, city, county, utility districts, and private land development.
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Title: Sr. Land Acquisition Manager or Director of Land Acquisition (depending on experience) In coordination with the Project Manager/Land Development Manager, develop land plans, project scheduling, budgeting and cash flows.
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Forestar Group is currently looking for a Land Acquisition Manager-FG in their Operations department. Manage the due diligence process on land acquisition opportunities, including initial master planning work in close coordination with internal design and land development teams.
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Priest, Craven & Associates, Inc. is a longstanding and stable land use consulting firm in need of a land surveying department manager to transition into that role upon the future retirement of our current survey manager.
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Interact with the Director of Construction, Director of Land Development and Regional Environmental Manager on a regular basis. Coordinate and ensure the archiving of Daily OSHA Safety and Community SWPPP's with the DOC and Regional Environmental Manager.
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Job Description Your Team The Development Manager is a hands-on role, primarily responsible for directing land development operations through oversight of project teams consisting of internal and external resources.
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Our client is a full-service land planning, landscape architecture, civil engineering, transportation and geomatics firm located in North Carolina and Texas. On-Board Companies is hiring a Wastewater Project Manager / Professional Engineer in Raleigh, NC.
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We offer a comprehensive and innovative approach to land planning, landscape architecture, civil engineering, and urban design across the southeast. Bolton & Menk is growing, and we have an exciting opportunity for a Civil Project Manager to join ourRaleighteam.
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7+ years of consulting experience in one of the following disciplines: Land/Site Development, Public Works, Transportation, or Environmental Services. BGE, Inc. is a nationwide consulting firm that provides services in civil engineering, planning, landscape architecture, construction management, survey, and environmental services for public and private clients.
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This role will build critical messaging framework to support the Partnerverse transformation with our ecosystem, understanding unique value props to land across channels and internally with Splunk.
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This is a management and production position, one requiring skills and experience in land development design and engineering. The Civil Engineer Project Manager will see the project through from scope to final design, and assist the construction administration team as required.
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Must have multi-discipline experience, and a strong understanding of all aspects of the Land Surveying profession. 5+ years’ experience in the land surveying industry. Work with the division Survey Leaders, and Market Leaders to grow Westwood’s local and national land survey presence with a focus on developing strategic pursuits of large survey projects.
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This Raleigh-based Project Manager will be responsible for providing excellent Client service through the successful management of Land Development Projects. TranSystems is seeking a Land Development Project Manager.
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