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1. Environmental Requirements: Required when the development has significant environmental impacts or requires specific environmental clearances

2. Community Benefits: Used when the project includes specific commitments to benefit the local community

3. Public Infrastructure: Needed when the development includes construction or improvement of public facilities

4. Financing Requirements: Important when specific financing arrangements or conditions are part of the agreement

5. Relocation Provisions: Required when existing occupants need to be relocated

6. Operating Requirements: Necessary when the agreement includes post-development operational obligations

7. Revenue Sharing: Used when parties agree to share revenue from the developed property

8. Government Participation: Required when government entities have ongoing roles beyond property disposition

1. Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property, including surveys and maps

2. Development Plans: Architectural drawings, site plans, and technical specifications

3. Project Budget: Detailed cost estimates and financial projections

4. Construction Schedule: Detailed timeline of construction phases and milestones

5. Performance Standards: Specific requirements for construction quality and development standards

6. Required Permits: List of required governmental approvals and permits

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

8. Environmental Reports: Environmental impact assessments and mitigation plans

9. Title Documents: Property ownership documentation and title reports

10. Authorized Representatives: List of designated representatives for each party