Land Entitlement Manager
About The Position
As a Land Entitlement Manager, your day-to-day work will focus on advancing projects through the entitlement stage after Land Investment Committee approval. This could entail pursuing site plan approvals, bonding, and governmental or environmental permitting. You will spend most of your time in the divisional office coordinating between the internal team, local governments, and our consulting and contractor trade partners to design, approve, and permit each individual neighborhood. You will attend meetings with other internal departments such as sales, purchasing, production, and architecture, to communicate planning and design assumptions that evolved and may affect other departments within the home selling and building process. You will manage external consultants by compiling, executing, and recording legal deeds of subdivisions, easements, and the creation of neighborhood HOAs. Each day you will be evaluating project costs for tasks assigned and managing parts of the overall development budgets for your assigned neighborhoods. Some days will take you out of the office to attend building industry association chapter meetings and municipal stakeholder meetings to establish positive working relationships with key industry trade partners and government staff to aid in the entitlement process. You will also be learning more about the land development and homebuilding processes by interacting with your peers onsite in the field. By visiting active projects, you will increase your understanding of construction best practices, which can then be applied to forward planning and design of your future projects. Your ability to start new activities when needed and initiate meetings and relationships benefits you in this role.
Requirements
- Previous experience working in Land Entitlement
- Active listening, confidence, and respect when communicating with others
- Exceptional project management and organizational skills
- Ability to work well with a direct team and other internal departments towards a common goal
- Detail oriented to effectively complete tasks
- Self-starter/go-getter attitude and drive to move projects forward in a fast-paced environment
- Ability to use and learn new technologies fast
- Deep focus on the details
Nice To Haves
- Patience and perseverance when working with external partners and local governments.
- Ability to start new activities when needed and initiate meetings and relationships.
Responsibilities
- Advance projects through the entitlement stage after Land Investment Committee approval.
- Pursue site plan approvals, bonding, and governmental or environmental permitting.
- Coordinate between the internal team, local governments, and consulting and contractor trade partners to design, approve, and permit neighborhoods.
- Attend meetings with internal departments (sales, purchasing, production, architecture) to communicate planning and design assumptions.
- Manage external consultants by compiling, executing, and recording legal deeds of subdivisions, easements, and creation of neighborhood HOAs.
- Evaluate project costs and manage parts of the overall development budgets for assigned neighborhoods.
- Attend building industry association chapter meetings and municipal stakeholder meetings.
- Establish positive working relationships with key industry trade partners and government staff.
- Increase understanding of construction best practices by visiting active projects.
- Start new activities when needed and initiate meetings and relationships.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
