1. Environmental Provisions: Required when the easement involves land use that could impact environmental conditions

2. Construction Requirements: Needed when the easement is for construction purposes, detailing specific construction-related obligations

3. Restoration Obligations: Used when the grantee must restore the property to its original condition after the easement ends

4. Security Deposit: Include when requiring a deposit to ensure property restoration or compliance with terms

5. Assignment Rights: Required when either party needs the right to assign the easement to another party

6. Utility Provisions: Needed when the easement involves access to or installation of utilities

7. Emergency Access: Include when immediate access rights might be needed in emergency situations

8. Dispute Resolution: Optional alternative dispute resolution procedures beyond standard legal remedies

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Legal description of the property and specific easement area

2. Schedule B - Site Plan: Survey or map showing the exact location and dimensions of the easement area

3. Schedule C - Permitted Uses: Detailed list of specifically permitted activities and uses within the easement area

4. Schedule D - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance coverage requirements and minimum limits

5. Schedule E - Fee Schedule: If applicable, detailed breakdown of easement fees or periodic payments

6. Appendix 1 - Photographs: Current condition photographs of the easement area for reference

7. Appendix 2 - Maintenance Standards: Specific standards for maintaining the easement area during the term