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1. Environmental Provisions: Required when the easement involves environmentally sensitive areas or potential environmental impacts

2. Construction Requirements: Needed when the easement involves building or maintaining structures

3. Utility Services: Required for utility easements specifying requirements for installation and maintenance of utility infrastructure

4. Emergency Access: Important when the easement involves emergency service access requirements

5. Cost Sharing: Needed when parties share maintenance or improvement costs

6. Transfer and Assignment: Required when transfer rights need specific restrictions or permissions

7. Termination Rights: Important for temporary easements or when specific termination conditions need to be outlined

8. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Optional mechanism for resolving disputes outside of court proceedings

1. Schedule A - Legal Description: Detailed legal description of the property and easement area

2. Schedule B - Survey Plan: Survey or reference plan showing the exact location and dimensions of the easement area

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

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

5. Schedule E - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements including types of coverage and minimum amounts

6. Appendix 1 - Photographs: Current photographs of the easement area documenting its condition at the time of agreement

7. Appendix 2 - Required Notices: Forms and requirements for any notices that must be given under the agreement