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Legal provisions on heating cost of blank house

Provisions on the collection of heating fees for unfinished rough houses:

1, pay the basic heat and heat transfer fee, aiming at the situation that the blank house is unoccupied; If it is a rough house, you can apply to the heating unit to stop heating, and pay the corresponding basic heating fee and heat transfer fee.

2, according to the construction area, for the unfinished building heating metering transformation of houses. According to the relevant provisions of heating, if the heating metering transformation of existing buildings is not completed, users should temporarily calculate the charges according to the construction area. Heat users who apply for stopping heating shall pay the contact heat fee in accordance with relevant regulations and standards. Generally, it is 30% of the charge by heat metering, and it can also be 10% by area.

I. Articles

1. The heating fee is calculated according to the fees stipulated by the community, just like the property fee. As long as there are related expenses of the house, users need to pay whether they live or not.

2. The heating fee is different in different places, and the price and collection method are different. Generally, it is in months, quarters and years. The heating fee is levied according to the area of the house, and the price per square meter per month is not particularly high.

3. If the heating equipment is not installed according to the national regulations, there is no need to pay the heating fee, but the unified management of the community will generally be installed in a unified manner.

Second, the calculation method

1, heating area of residential buildings includes heating area in suites, balcony and public heating area. The usable area of residential houses is calculated in the sloping roof space, but not for the ground and floor below the roof with a clear height of less than 1.2m. The space between1.2m and 2. 1m is generally calculated according to the size of 1/2, and the height exceeds 2.1m.

2. The area of hot balcony will be calculated according to the horizontal projection area surrounded by the inner surface of the wall of the whole structure. If the balcony has heating facilities, the heating area must be calculated. But the balcony has no heating facilities, but is directly connected with the heating room, with no partition and no door in the middle. The balcony area should also be included in the heating area.

3 public heating area, that is, the stairs and corridors of some heating facilities shared by all users in proportion. The size of the area is calculated by both the heating unit and the user. In order to be fair, you can also entrust a surveying and mapping department with corresponding qualifications to calculate. If both parties disagree with the calculation results, they can ask the intermediary to make a ruling.

Legal basis:

Article 44 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates that in the property management area, water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, communication, cable TV and other units shall charge relevant fees to the end users.

Where a realty service enterprise accepts the entrustment to collect the fees mentioned in the preceding paragraph, it shall not collect additional fees such as handling fees from the owners.

Article 7 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates that owners shall perform the following obligations in property management activities:

(a) abide by the management regulations and the rules of procedure of the owners' congress;

(two) abide by the rules and regulations of the use of * * * parts and facilities, the maintenance of public order and environmental sanitation in the property management area;

(three) to implement the decisions of the owners' congress and the decisions of the owners' committee authorized by the owners' congress;

(four) in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state to pay special maintenance funds;

(five) to pay the property service fee on time;

(six) other obligations stipulated by laws and regulations.