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1. Construction Requirements: Used when the easement requires specific construction work or infrastructure installation

2. Environmental Protection: Include when the easement area contains sensitive environmental features requiring protection

3. Heritage Considerations: Required when the properties involved have heritage significance

4. Access Times and Restrictions: Include when access to the easement area needs to be limited to specific times or conditions

5. Utilities and Services: Used when the easement involves underground services or utilities

6. Development Rights: Include when future development of either property needs to be addressed in relation to the easement

7. Cost Sharing Mechanisms: Used when complex arrangements for sharing costs need to be detailed

8. Third Party Rights: Include when other parties (e.g., utilities companies) have rights related to the easement

1. Schedule A - Property Descriptions: Detailed legal descriptions of both properties, including title references

2. Schedule B - Plan of Easement: Survey plan showing the exact location, dimensions, and extent of the easement

3. Schedule C - Maintenance Schedule: Detailed breakdown of maintenance responsibilities and frequencies

4. Schedule D - Cost Allocation: Detailed breakdown of how costs are to be shared between parties

5. Schedule E - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements for any construction or infrastructure within the easement

6. Appendix 1 - Certificates of Title: Copies of current titles for both properties

7. Appendix 2 - Regulatory Approvals: Copies of any required local council or authority approvals

8. Appendix 3 - Photos and Condition Report: Current photographs and condition assessment of the easement area