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1. Hazardous Materials: Used when there is known or suspected presence of asbestos, lead, or other hazardous materials

2. Salvage Rights: Include when certain materials or fixtures are to be preserved or ownership of demolished materials needs to be specified

3. Temporary Facilities: Required when temporary structures, utilities, or facilities need to be provided during demolition

4. Neighboring Properties: Include when demolition may affect adjacent properties, specifying protection measures and agreements

5. Environmental Monitoring: Used when specific environmental concerns need to be addressed or monitored

6. Archaeological Findings: Include for properties in historically significant areas or where artifacts may be discovered

7. Performance Bond: Used when a performance bond or other financial security is required

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Detailed description of the property including address, boundaries, and relevant certificates

2. Schedule B - Scope of Works: Detailed technical specifications of demolition work and methodology

3. Schedule C - Site Plan: Plans showing property boundaries, structures to be demolished, and protection zones

4. Schedule D - Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and completion dates

5. Schedule E - Bill of Quantities: Breakdown of costs and quantities for different aspects of demolition work

6. Schedule F - Safety Plan: Detailed safety procedures and emergency protocols

7. Schedule G - Permits and Approvals: Copies of all required permits, licenses, and regulatory approvals

8. Appendix 1 - Insurance Certificates: Copies of required insurance policies and certificates

9. Appendix 2 - Environmental Management Plan: Detailed plans for managing environmental impacts during demolition