Director of Land Development

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Director of Land Development

Lennar is seeking a Director of Land Development who oversees the field operations and field personnel of the land development department. Creates opportunities that fit company’s land development strategies and understanding of current market trends in land development and homebuilding. To administrate various contractor/consulting/municipal contracts which provide for, and relate to, the acquisition, approval and development of residential properties. Must have the ability to develop schedules, budgets and deliver within requirements. Knowledge of land use approvals from local to state level.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for Bond maintenance.
• Oversee projects from permit approvals through construction and final certification and community turnover.
• Responsible for the successful 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.
• This position must 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, hardscapes and landscape and landscape improvements to include but be limited to entrance and amenity features.
• Development/Entitlement Budgeting.
• Responsible for NPDES and SWPPP management and compliance on developments and third party lot deals.
• Assist management in negotiating terms and specifics of purchase and sale agreements.
• Provides leadership to managers to ensure coordination of project(s) between field and administration.
• Evaluate and monitor performance of Land Development Managers.
• Manage field personnel within Land Development Managers.
• Ensures that contractual and other commitments are kept with contractors/consultants and trade partners and that they comply with all approved policies, procedures, ethical standards, applicable laws and regulations.
• Establish relationships with developers, contractors, consultants and approving governing authorities.
• Responsible for site improvement bidding and bid selection leading to site improvement contract negotiations.
• Responsible for value engineering during the design process to reduce improvement costs without sacrificing quality.
• Exercise initiative and achieve objectives with minimal supervision.
• Manage entitlement process.
• Work with construction to ensure lots are delivered correctly to specifications. Lots delivered to construction should be as they are the client of the development department.
• Critically review engineering plans.
• Oversee and coordinate planning, permit and construction process and effectively forecast long-term schedules and budgets.
• Oversee projects from permit approvals through construction, final bond release and community turnover. Responsible for use of construction schedules, contract documents, land development budgets, environmental studies, Geotechnical reports, Engineering and Architectural construction plans and permit compliance reports.
• Plan, schedule, budget and contract for above plus common elements such as entrance features, global landscape programs, maintenance contracts and community wide utility plans.
• Overall material management planning and effective field operations.
• Negotiate utility extension agreements.
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