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Site Set Up/ Infrastructure Legal Executive

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Gateley

Sep 13, 2024

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  • Job
    Full-time
    Senior Level
  • Legal
    Construction & Surveying
  • Leeds
    Remote

Requirements

  • - The successful candidate for this role will be an experienced residential development lawyer with experience in working on plot sales and site set up matters.
  • - You will be a great collaborator, working internally with our Land, Plot, Planning and Surveying teams, as well as externally with local authorities and architects to ensure that the development is a success.
  • - If you are looking for a new challenge, want to be part of a new service within the UK’s market leading residential development team and have the technical knowledge which has been listed above then we want to hear from you.

Responsibilities

  • Working on infrastructure agreements for matters that arise both before and during site development.
  • Putting in place the legal arrangements and agreements to allow the developers to lay roads and utility services which serve developments.
  • Ensure that statutory processes do not delay plot sales.
  • Working with multiple development stakeholders to negotiate agreements to allow work to progress in accordance with the developer’s schedule.
  • Manage client relationships and keep them regularly updated on progress.

FAQs

What is the primary responsibility of the Site Set Up/Infrastructure Legal Executive?

The primary responsibility is to work on infrastructure agreements for matters that arise before and during site development, ensuring legal arrangements are in place for developers to lay roads and utility services.

What type of clients will I be working with in this role?

You will be working with highly prized housebuilder clients, including national and regional housebuilders.

Is this a new position within the company?

Yes, this is a brand-new role that is of strategic importance to Gateley.

What team will I be working with?

You will be part of the leading residential development and urban regeneration legal team, collaborating with Land, Plot, Planning, and Surveying teams, among others.

What skills are required for this position?

The ideal candidate will be an experienced residential development lawyer with knowledge in plot sales and site set-up matters, along with strong collaboration and negotiation skills.

What growth opportunities does Gateley offer?

Gateley offers development and progression opportunities, along with access to a wide range of learning and development via their Learn platform.

Are there any specific benefits associated with this role?

Yes, employees enjoy a competitive remuneration package, annual bonuses eligible based on individual performance, and a comprehensive rewards package including health care, pension, and flexible benefits.

What is the company culture like at Gateley?

Gateley has a culture that emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and well-being, striving to create an enjoyable work environment that fulfills everyone's potential.

Will I need to engage with external stakeholders?

Yes, you will be working externally with local authorities and architects to ensure development success.

How many offices does the team operate from?

The team operates from 8 offices across England.

We are Gateley, a legal and professional services group.

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