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1. Environmental Obligations: Required when the easement area includes environmentally sensitive areas or protected species

2. Development Rights: Needed when future development of either property might affect the easement

3. Utilities: Include when the easement relates to utility services or infrastructure

4. Emergency Access: Required for easements where emergency access might be necessary

5. Subdivision Rights: Include when future subdivision of either property is contemplated

6. Temporary Works: Needed when temporary access or works areas are required beyond the permanent easement area

7. Third Party Rights: Include when other parties may have rights over the easement area

8. Termination Rights: Optional provisions for termination in specific circumstances, though rare in permanent easements

1. Schedule 1 - Plan of Easement: Surveyor's plan showing the exact location, dimensions, and coordinates of the easement area

2. Schedule 2 - Land Details: Legal description of both the burdened and benefited land, including title references

3. Schedule 3 - Permitted Uses: Detailed description of all permitted activities and uses within the easement area

4. Schedule 4 - Maintenance Standards: Specific standards and requirements for maintaining the easement area

5. Schedule 5 - Access Protocol: Detailed procedures for accessing the easement area, including notice requirements

6. Appendix A - Photographs: Current photographs of the easement area documenting its condition at the time of creation

7. Appendix B - Certificates: Relevant certificates including planning permits or environmental approvals