You have a date range filter which uses crazy "alternative" logic. Change it to something more standard and it's likely to be SARGable (Google it). Does this - '4/27/17' - get passed in as a variable? You want to end up with something like this:
WHERE (@CompareDate IS NULL OR Schedule.StartDate >= @CompareDate)
 AND (@CompareDate IS NULL OR Schedule.EndDate < DATEADD(DAY,1,@CompareDate))

You have another crazy filter in your WHERE clause which is based on the variable @ChecklistTypeID. I think it can be changed to this:
WHERE (@ChecklistTypeID IS NULL AND Checklist.AudittypeID = 20)
 OR (Checklist.ChecklistTypeID = @ChecklistTypeID)

Whether or not you're planning to show your code to the world, it's always good to have it nicely formatted and commented for readability.