Who owns the power supply and distribution facilities in the community?

Who owns the power supply and distribution facilities in the community, depending on the situation, may belong to the property company, the developer or the government.

Power supply and distribution facilities in the community include transformers and cables. , its ownership needs to consider many factors. Generally speaking, if the community is developed by a developer, the developer will entrust a property company to manage and operate the community, and the property company may have power supply and distribution facilities in the community at this time. If the residential area is not developed by developers but built by the government, the ownership of power supply and distribution facilities usually belongs to the government. At the same time, for some old communities, power supply and distribution facilities may be owned by the owners, or by the owners and the government. In real life, property companies are often the specific managers of power supply and distribution facilities in residential areas, but this does not mean that they have ownership. Therefore, when determining the ownership of residential power supply and distribution facilities, it is necessary to analyze the specific situation, refer to relevant laws and regulations and make reasonable judgments.

If the power supply and distribution facilities in the community are damaged, who will bear the maintenance costs? Usually, the maintenance cost of residential power supply and distribution facilities is borne by the property company or the government with management and operation rights. For some old communities or some communities owned by owners, the owners need to bear the maintenance costs.

The ownership of residential power supply and distribution facilities needs to be analyzed in detail and judged with reference to relevant laws and regulations. Owners should actively participate in community management, understand the management and maintenance of power supply and distribution facilities by property companies or governments, and earnestly safeguard their own rights and interests.

Legal basis:

Article 72 of the Property Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), a property service enterprise shall, in accordance with the agreement, carry out daily maintenance, conservation and management of the houses entrusted for management and their ancillary facilities; The expenses shall be borne by the owner. However, the property unit may designate or assist the property service enterprise to carry out maintenance, conservation and management.