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1. Heritage Protection: Required when demolishing buildings with historical significance or in heritage zones

2. Hazardous Materials Management: Needed when asbestos or other hazardous materials are present

3. Salvage Rights: Used when specific materials or items are to be preserved or salvaged

4. Neighboring Properties: Required when demolition might affect adjacent properties

5. Environmental Management: Needed for projects with significant environmental impacts

6. Traffic Management: Required for demolitions affecting public roads or requiring heavy vehicle access

7. Utilities Disconnection: Specific requirements for disconnecting and managing utilities

8. Noise Control: Required in residential areas or where noise restrictions apply

1. Schedule 1: Site Plan: Detailed plan showing the building to be demolished and site boundaries

2. Schedule 2: Scope of Works: Detailed specification of demolition works including methodology

3. Schedule 3: Program of Works: Detailed timeline and sequence of demolition activities

4. Schedule 4: Health and Safety Plan: Specific safety measures and risk management procedures

5. Schedule 5: Insurance Certificates: Copies of required insurance policies

6. Schedule 6: Permits and Consents: Copies of all required regulatory permits and consents

7. Schedule 7: Price Schedule: Detailed breakdown of costs and payment schedule

8. Appendix A: Site Investigation Report: Pre-demolition survey and site condition assessment

9. Appendix B: Environmental Management Plan: Procedures for managing environmental impacts and waste

10. Appendix C: Traffic Management Plan: Details of traffic control measures during demolition