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1. Salvage Rights: Used when there are valuable materials to be salvaged, specifying ownership and handling of salvaged materials

2. Environmental Hazards: Required when the site contains asbestos, lead, or other hazardous materials requiring special handling

3. Heritage Preservation: Included when the building has historical significance or contains elements that must be preserved

4. Neighboring Properties: Required when demolition work might affect adjacent properties, including protection measures and access arrangements

5. Utilities Management: Detailed section needed when complex utility disconnections or relocations are required

6. Traffic Management: Necessary in urban areas or when demolition affects public roads and access

7. Noise and Dust Control: Required in sensitive areas or when specific environmental controls are needed

8. Security Requirements: Added when site security is a significant concern or in high-risk areas

1. Schedule 1: Site Plan: Detailed plans showing the demolition site, boundaries, and structures to be demolished

2. Schedule 2: Scope of Works Specification: Detailed technical specifications for the demolition work

3. Schedule 3: Program of Works: Detailed timeline and sequence of demolition activities

4. Schedule 4: Bill of Quantities: Itemized list of works and associated costs

5. Schedule 5: Safety Management Plan: Detailed safety procedures and risk management strategies

6. Schedule 6: Environmental Management Plan: Procedures for managing environmental impacts and waste

7. Schedule 7: Required Permits and Licenses: List of all required regulatory approvals and permits

8. Schedule 8: Insurance Certificates: Copies of required insurance policies and certificates