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STATE LAND AGENT 1 - UNDERFILL

State of Nevada (NV) · Carson City, NV

STATE LAND AGENT 1 - UNDERFILL at State of Nevada (NV) in Carson City, NV. A first responder job listing aggregated on RESPONDin.

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The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (NDCNR), protects, manages, and enhances the State’s resources to provide the highest quality of life for Nevada’s citizens and visitors. The NDCNR with over 900 employees consists of the Director’s Office and the following divisions and programs: Environmental Protection, Forestry, State Lands, State Parks, Water Resources, Outdoor Recreation, Natural Heritage, State Historic Preservation Office, Off-Highway Vehicles, Sagebrush Ecosystem, and the Conservation Districts Program. The Department also provides support staff to the Nevada Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and has responsibility for numerous Boards, Commissions, and Councils. The Department has locations and/or provides program services in every community of the State. This recruitment is a State Land Agent 1 underfill for a State Land Agent 2 in the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Division of State Lands in the Carson City office. Under close supervision, incumbents perform the duties described in the series concept in a training capacity. Work is assigned and reviewed for technical accuracy. This class represents the trainee level and progression to the journey level may occur upon meeting the minimum qualifications and with the approval of the appointing authority. These activities include developing licenses, easements, reviewing and issuing permits, and generating documents associated with these transactions and use of state-owned land. The individual is often requested to conduct research in a variety of areas including title research and gathering information and compiling it into reports. This includes review of state and federal laws related to state lands. State Land Agents conduct a broad range of real estate transactions related to State lands. Transactions include the development and execution of authorizations to use State land, such as construction authorizations, leases, licenses, easements, and permits. State Land Agents also acquire and dispose of land and land interests, including water, mineral and development rights, within statutory authority and in accordance with established real estate principles, practices and ethical standards. Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in business administration, public administration, real estate, environmental or natural science, or related field and one year of technical or paraprofessional experience in public lands management; real estate; escrow and title; property leasing, management or development; easements; property appraisal; or closely related field; OR graduation from high school or the equivalent and three years of technical or paraprofessional experience in public lands, real estate, escrow and title, property management or development, or closely related field; OR an equivalent combination of education and experience as described above. Acquire land and interests in lands through negotiations with property owners or government entities or through condemnation; calculate fair market value to determine value as the basis of negotiations or contract for and review independent appraisals when required by law; negotiate agreements for best price and best use of property; prepare escrow closing documents and other legal documents; arrange for the transfer of funds as needed to close transactions; and ensure the recordation of executed legal documents. Manage unassigned State land, sovereign land and land granted to the State by the federal government for the benefit of the permanent school trust fund; ensure properties are put to their highest and best use; inspect activities on parcels; ensure adequate compensation for the use of State land; determine and verify the boundaries of State ownership including the high water mark along navigable bodies of water; and report any unauthorized encroachments to management and the Attorney General’s office. Solicit bids and proposals for contracts; negotiate and