Joint Venture Agreement For Development Of Land Template for New Zealand

1. Pre-Development Conditions: Used when certain conditions must be met before development can commence

2. Marketing and Sales: Include when the JV will handle property sales/leasing

3. Environmental Obligations: Required when specific environmental considerations or obligations exist

4. Cultural Heritage: Include when dealing with land having cultural significance or requiring iwi consultation

5. Development Manager: Include when appointing a separate development manager

6. Staged Development: Used for projects being developed in multiple stages

7. Bank Funding: Include when external financing is part of the arrangement

8. Resource Sharing: Used when parties will share specific resources or personnel

9. Buy-out Provisions: Include mechanisms for partners to buy out others' interests

10. Force Majeure: Include specific provisions for handling unforeseen events

1. Schedule 1 - Property Details: Legal description and details of the development land

2. Schedule 2 - Initial Contributions: Detailed breakdown of each party's initial contributions

3. Schedule 3 - Development Plan: Detailed plans, specifications, and timelines for the development

4. Schedule 4 - Budget and Feasibility: Initial budget, costings, and feasibility analysis

5. Schedule 5 - Management Structure: Detailed governance and management procedures

6. Schedule 6 - Distribution Policy: Detailed procedures for profit distribution and calculations

7. Schedule 7 - Project Milestones: Key project milestones and completion criteria

8. Appendix A - Resource Consents: Copies or details of required resource consents

9. Appendix B - Plans and Drawings: Architectural plans, concept drawings, and designs

10. Appendix C - Professional Appointments: Details of key professional appointments (architects, engineers, etc.)