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1. Environmental Protection Measures: Specific environmental requirements and protections, necessary when the well is in an environmentally sensitive area

2. Shared Usage Rights: Terms for sharing water access between multiple parties, needed when water rights are to be shared

3. Development Restrictions: Restrictions on future development around the well area, important for protecting well operation in areas of potential development

4. Emergency Procedures: Procedures for handling emergencies or water contamination incidents, particularly important for wells serving multiple properties or commercial uses

5. Cost Sharing: Arrangements for sharing costs of operation and maintenance, necessary when multiple parties benefit from the well

6. Water Quality Standards: Specific water quality requirements and testing protocols, important for wells used for drinking water or specific commercial purposes

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Legal description of the property and easement area, including surveys and maps

2. Schedule B - Well Specifications: Technical specifications of the well, including depth, capacity, and construction details

3. Schedule C - Maintenance Schedule: Detailed maintenance requirements and schedule for the well and related equipment

4. Schedule D - Permits and Approvals: Copies of all required permits and governmental approvals

5. Appendix 1 - Site Plan: Detailed site plan showing well location, access routes, and related infrastructure

6. Appendix 2 - Water Testing Protocol: Procedures and standards for water quality testing and monitoring