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1. Construction Requirements: Used when the right of way needs to be constructed or improved, specifying standards and responsibilities

2. Utilities and Services: Required when the easement includes rights for utility services or infrastructure

3. Weight and Vehicle Restrictions: Included when specific limitations on vehicle types or weights need to be imposed

4. Environmental Protection: Used when specific environmental considerations need to be addressed

5. Subdivision Provisions: Required when the easement needs to address future subdivision possibilities

6. Third Party Rights: Included when others (besides the primary parties) need access rights

7. Temporary Access Provisions: Used when temporary alternative access arrangements need to be specified during construction or maintenance

1. Schedule 1: Land Registration Details: Contains legal descriptions of both the dominant and servient tenements, including title references

2. Schedule 2: Right of Way Plan: Survey plan or diagram showing the exact location and dimensions of the right of way

3. Schedule 3: Construction Specifications: Detailed specifications for construction or maintenance standards of the right of way

4. Schedule 4: Maintenance Schedule: Detailed breakdown of maintenance responsibilities and cost-sharing arrangements

5. Appendix A: Photographs: Current photographs of the right of way area and any existing structures

6. Appendix B: Council Approvals: Copies of relevant local authority permits or approvals