1. Environmental Management: Required when the renovation involves significant environmental impacts or waste management requirements

2. Heritage Considerations: Needed when renovating properties with historical significance or in heritage-protected areas

3. Subcontractor Management: Include when specific parts of the work will be performed by subcontractors

4. Temporary Facilities: Required when temporary structures or facilities are needed during renovation

5. Occupancy During Construction: Include when homeowners will occupy the property during renovation

6. Security Requirements: Needed for high-security properties or areas requiring specific security measures

7. Noise and Disturbance Control: Include in densely populated areas or when specific noise restrictions apply

1. Schedule A - Detailed Scope of Works: Comprehensive breakdown of all renovation work, including room-by-room specifications

2. Schedule B - Plans and Drawings: Architectural plans, engineering drawings, and design specifications

3. Schedule C - Bill of Quantities: Detailed list of materials, quantities, and unit prices

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: Breakdown of payment installments linked to project milestones

5. Schedule E - Project Timeline: Detailed project schedule with all major milestones and completion dates

6. Schedule F - Material Specifications: Detailed specifications for all materials to be used in the renovation

7. Appendix 1 - Contractor's Licenses and Insurance: Copies of relevant licenses, registrations, and insurance certificates

8. Appendix 2 - Building Permits and Approvals: Copies of all required municipal permits and approvals