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1. Neighbor Consultation: Required when the fence is shared with neighbors and includes process for neighbor approval and cost sharing under the Fencing Act

2. Heritage Requirements: Needed when the property has heritage status or is in a heritage zone with specific requirements

3. Resource Consent: Required when the fence height or design requires special planning permission

4. Easements and Rights of Way: Necessary when the fence affects or is affected by existing easements or rights of way

5. Retaining Walls: Required when the fence includes or is connected to retaining wall structures

6. Landscaping Requirements: Included when the contract includes associated landscaping work

7. Archaeological Considerations: Required for properties in areas of archaeological significance

8. Environmental Protection: Needed when work is near protected trees or environmentally sensitive areas

1. Schedule 1: Specifications: Detailed technical specifications including materials, dimensions, and construction methods

2. Schedule 2: Site Plan: Drawings showing fence location, property boundaries, and relevant site features

3. Schedule 3: Design Details: Detailed drawings of fence design, including cross-sections and joining details

4. Schedule 4: Payment Schedule: Breakdown of costs and payment milestones

5. Schedule 5: Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule with key milestones and completion dates

6. Appendix A: Permits and Consents: Copies of relevant building permits and council approvals

7. Appendix B: Neighbor Agreements: Documentation of neighbor consultations and agreements where applicable

8. Appendix C: Material Specifications: Manufacturer specifications and warranty information for materials