 their nominated termi- nations in the power supply equipment and in turn to the batteries, finally terminating at the telecom equipment. A.2.4 Legal Formalities and Permissions Legal formalities are taken care of by the legal departments of the vendor and the operator themselves, though some cases are done through a local legal agent, licensed architect or the site owner. Local regulations are studied and analysed during the contractual stages to avoid bottlenecks during project implementation. The first permission comes from the land or building owner, who grants the required rights for making a new construction or modifying any existing construction as per the site requirements. All statutory requirements of health and safety hazards are taken care of as part of the written contract signed by the local authorities, before the site is launched. If there is a hospital nearby, adequate provisions have to be made SO that they do not complain of any physical or psychological problems faced by the residents or patients due to their proximity to the antennas. Land and municipal authorities should give Roll-Out Network Project Management Installation Commissioning Integration Verification Acceptance Commercial Usage Figure A.3 Steps from site installation to site launch ce for running a commercial operation in a residential area and that its presence does not affect the sidents. Subsidiary permits are obtained from sanitation, fire, water, electricity and environmental ties, depending on the country and district regulations. Aviation authorities need to give clearance tower height well not affect their flight paths and also that the frequency radiation will not affect mmunication channels. Finally, local municipal authorities have to give clearance before any site ction can be started. Statutory and Safety Requirements e has to follow all safety rules and regulations of the land. In case any mishap or accident occurs at , a first aid box should be clearly visible and readily available. There should be a fire extinguis