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PennTIME - Pennsylvania Traffic Incident Management Enhancement · 6 hours ago

Property Management Coordinator

Middletown, PA

Full-time

Hybrid

Senior Level

5+ years exp

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is known as 'America’s First Superhighway' and is focused on operating a safe and reliable toll road system. The Property Management Coordinator is responsible for managing surplus properties, including land use, development, and leasing, while interacting with various stakeholders to promote growth in real estate and infrastructure assets.

Transportation/Trucking/Railroad

No H1B

Responsibilities

Administers, develops and implements policies, methods and techniques regarding land use and development of surplus property. This includes leasing PTC surplus assets for telecommunication, commercial, residential, agricultural, and gas/oil rights to promote and generate non-toll revenue

Manages land use projects and coordinates with other departments and local governmental agencies. Researches, prepares and presents proposals for new projects and developments affecting property management or land development. Prepares requests for proposals (RFPs) for land development, lease or disposition. Communicates project status with appropriate staff

Administers leasing programs for surplus property. Coordinates with attorneys to negotiate agreements with cellular companies, tower leasing companies, land developers, landowners and other potential lessees of PTC property and structures. Coordinates with engineers, consultants and contractors to ensure proper installation of cell towers and related equipment

Develops and maintains an inventory of surplus property and assets

Researches internal and external property records, tax maps, local ordinances, and regulations. Coordinates with real estate appraisers to accurately appraise real estate assets for the possible sale or lease of the assets

Participates in the negotiation and preparation of sale agreements, license and easement agreements, and other pertinent real estate documents. Drafts deeds and legal descriptions as needed

Monitors lease/license agreements. Reviews with internal staff and outside consultants to ensure compliance and to assist in finding tenants for surplus property

Interacts with tenants to develop good landlord/tenant relationships. Inspects premises, responds to problems and secures payments

Receives and reviews land use requests and other requests for use of PTC property. Researches and evaluates plans, specifications, reports, and land studies prepared by external parties. Prepares correspondence and attends project meetings as necessary. Communicates with involved parties regarding the details of the request

Coordinates with consulting forester to ensure proper forest management techniques are implemented. Makes recommendations to enter into agricultural leases, when appropriate, to ensure compliance with conservation plans

Researches encroachments on PTC property and works with PTC attorneys to resolve

Uses situational awareness to anticipate and prevent accidents

Performs related duties as assigned

Qualification

Real estate developmentLand use planningCivil engineeringSurveyingReal estate licenseProblem solvingCritical thinkingCommunication proficiencyAttention to detailLeadership

Required

Nine (9) years of experience in civil engineering, surveying, real estate; zoning, or land use planning with an emphasis in real estate development; OR

Five (5) years of experience in civil engineering, surveying, real estate; zoning, or land use planning with an emphasis in real estate development AND a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, surveying, real estate, or land use planning. Equivalent combination of education and/or experience may be accepted

Possession of a valid driver's license. Must obtain and maintain a valid Pennsylvania driver's license within six (6) months of employment