1. Staging and Precinct Plans: Used when the development will be completed in stages or involves distinct precincts

2. Third Party Agreements: Required when the development involves agreements with additional parties such as contractors or operators

3. Environmental Management: Detailed when specific environmental obligations or concerns need addressing

4. Heritage Protection: Included when the development affects heritage sites or items

5. Community Consultation: Required when specific community engagement obligations exist

6. Infrastructure Contributions: Used when developer contributions to public infrastructure are required

7. Sales and Marketing: Included when the agreement covers requirements for sale of completed development

8. Sustainable Development Requirements: Used when specific sustainability targets or certifications are required

9. Indigenous Land Use: Required when development affects indigenous lands or requires indigenous consultation

1. Site Plans and Specifications: Detailed plans, drawings, and specifications for the development

2. Development Program: Detailed timeline of all development activities and milestones

3. Financial Model: Detailed financial projections and payment schedules

4. Approval Requirements: List of required approvals and their status

5. Design Guidelines: Specific design requirements and standards

6. Environmental Requirements: Environmental compliance requirements and management plans

7. Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance obligations and minimum coverage requirements

8. Form of Security Documents: Templates for required security instruments

9. Reporting Requirements: Templates and requirements for project reporting

10. Pre-approved Contractors: List of approved contractors and consultants

11. Technical Specifications: Detailed technical requirements for construction and materials

12. Quality Assurance Requirements: Quality control standards and procedures