Realty Specialist
- Appropriately determines land ownership and status and conducts research of lands records and related documents with on-the-job training, direction and guidance.
- Utilize the Bureau’s automated land and records system and other applications to document a variety of realty cases from limited difficulty to complex; collect, enter, manipulate, update, and maintain data according to Bureau and program standards.
- Gather, process information, and make recommendations on lands and realty actions such as rights-of-ways, communication sites, land acquisition/disposal, Recreation and Public Purposes actions, exchanges, permits, leases, withdrawals, and trespass.
- Assist other resource specialists and industry personnel in developing environmental assessments for proposed actions which affect the lands program.
- Functions as the lands program contact in non-controversial interactions with the public regarding realty matters on public lands.
- Prepare environmental assessments on routine and non-controversial realty casework.
- Prepare and assist other resource specialists and industry personnel in developing environmental compliance documents for proposed actions which affect the lands program.
- Prepare or request required reports and assessments that consider all issues such as cadastral survey, hazardous materials, appraisals, cultural input, mineral, title, grant authorizations, decision letters, and enforceable terms and conditions.
- Provide Realty Program data and information in developing environmental assessments for proposed actions which affect the lands program.
- Determine land ownership and status, review applications and Plans of Development, conduct field examinations, and establish and maintain case files.
- Functions as the lands program contact in interactions with the public regarding realty matters on public lands.