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1. Phasing Plan: Required for projects with multiple development phases or stages

2. Third Party Rights: Needed when there are existing tenants or third-party rights affecting the plot

3. Sales and Marketing: Include when developer has rights to sell units off-plan

4. Environmental Requirements: Detailed section needed for environmentally sensitive developments

5. Community Management: Required for developments that will have shared facilities or common areas

6. Value Engineering: Include when parties want flexibility to optimize design and costs

7. Force Majeure: Detailed provisions for force majeure events and consequences

8. Assignment and Subcontracting: Required if developer may need to assign rights or engage major subcontractors

1. Plot Plan and Title Documents: Detailed plot plans, coordinates, and title documentation

2. Development Brief: Detailed description of the proposed development and specifications

3. Minimum Development Requirements: Technical specifications and quality standards

4. Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and critical dates

5. Form of Performance Bond: Template for required performance security

6. Form of Completion Certificate: Template for completion certification

7. Approved Drawings: Initial approved architectural and engineering drawings

8. Environmental Impact Assessment: Environmental studies and mitigation requirements

9. Required Insurances: Detailed insurance requirements and minimum coverage

10. Form of Direct Agreement: Template for agreements with major contractors/consultants

11. Escrow Agreement: Terms for establishment and operation of project escrow account