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1. Insurance: Required when specific insurance coverage needs to be maintained for the easement area

2. Development Rights: Included when future development of either property needs to be addressed in relation to the easement

3. Maintenance Schedule: Used when specific maintenance requirements and schedules need to be detailed

4. Termination Rights: Although the easement is perpetual, may be included to address specific circumstances where modification or termination might be permitted

5. Environmental Obligations: Required when the easement involves environmental considerations or compliance requirements

6. Māori Land Provisions: Required when the easement involves Māori land and must comply with Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993

1. Schedule 1 - Land Details: Legal description of both the dominant and servient tenements, including title references

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

3. Schedule 3 - Rights and Powers: Detailed description of specific rights and powers granted under the easement

4. Schedule 4 - Maintenance Requirements: Detailed specifications for maintenance of the easement area and cost sharing arrangements

5. Appendix A - Land Transfer Office Forms: Required forms for registration of the easement with the Land Transfer Office

6. Appendix B - Consents and Approvals: Copies of any required consents or approvals from authorities