Owners often occupy the fire exits in the community. How do you deal with them?

Fire escape is a life escape, which is an important prerequisite for quickly extinguishing fires, saving people's lives and property and reducing fire losses. You can't occupy it casually, you must open it at any time. If the fire escape is occupied, it will bring great hidden dangers to the lives and property of the owners of the community. But what if the fire exits in many communities are occupied by people? Look at the following decomposition.

If the owner finds that the fire escape is occupied, he can call the police. According to the provisions of the Fire Protection Law, property management companies should regularly organize inspection and maintenance of fire protection facilities in residential areas, provide fire safety prevention services, and explicitly prohibit the occupation, blocking and sealing of fire exits. The fire exit belongs to the no-stop area, and the traffic police department will enter the community to persuade or punish illegal parking.

In view of the different situations in which the fire exits in residential areas are occupied, the fire department shall guide the property service enterprises to formulate corresponding solutions in conjunction with the police stations and traffic patrol departments in their respective jurisdictions.

First, combined with the existing parking spaces in the community, do a good job in the allocation of parking spaces in the "closed community". With the consent of the owner, the traffic patrol department will rationally use the residential roads to delimit parking spaces on the premise of ensuring the smooth fire exits. The minimum width of the road used for unilateral parking in the community shall not be less than 4 meters; Set up unilateral parking, the minimum width of the main channel connecting the entrance and exit of the community shall not be less than 6 meters. There should be no less than 2 entrances and exits of parking spots in residential areas. No parking spaces shall be set up in residential fire prevention spaces, fire exits, return lanes of fire engines or parking lots, fire-fighting climbing surfaces of high-rise buildings and climbing workplaces. No parking is allowed near the fire hydrant/within 0/0 meter of 10, and obvious no parking signs are set.