The charging standard and greening standard of property fees in third-tier cities

The reference standards for property standards in third-tier cities are as follows:

1, China's property charging standards are divided into first-class property charging standards; Secondary property charging standard; Three-level property charging standards and four-level property charging standards. However, the collection standards of property fees vary from place to place, and the specific collection standards of property fees are announced by the local price bureau. The following data are for reference only: the first-class charging standard: 1.00 yuan/month. Square meters (including taxes); Secondary charging standard: 0.75 yuan/month. Square meters (including taxes); Three-level charging standard: 0.50 yuan/month. Square meters (including taxes). The collection of property fees is the economic basis for property companies to maintain and guarantee the environment, safety and order of residential areas. Generally speaking, the higher the property fee, the higher the natural environment, security measures and cleaning service level of the community, because quality and price are directly proportional. Property fees are collected by the property company on time every month. If the tenant fails to pay the fee on time, the property management company has the right not to provide services for him.

2. Greening refers to the proportion of all kinds of green space in the total planning and construction land, which is an important indicator to measure the community living environment. The greening rate of residential quarters refers to the probability percentage of green vegetation in the total construction area. Green plants do not mean that all green plants can be used, for example, the greening of the community is the lawn and so on. Green plants need diversification, and there are other requirements. Calculate the green area according to the per capita green area, and the per capita green area shall not be less than two square meters. The per capita occupied area of the central building green space shall not be less than one square meter. The green area covered by soil is more than 65438 0.5 meters, accounting for about half of the total coverage area. The vegetation area in the tree-lined area is three meters above the ground, which is the total coverage area of the building area. Vegetation below 1.5 in green space is not considered as green space area. Covered green building area cannot exceed half of the total green area. Half of the green area of the community is covered with soil and the other half is built with solid soil. The per capita concentrated green space index of residential areas shall not be less than 70% of the total land. The green construction area accounts for less than 30% of the total construction area of residential quarters. The green area below the standard is not allowed to be developed by developers, and it is ok to exceed the standard.

6. For buildings with a residential building height of no more than 18m, the green roof area is 20% of the total construction area.