Can you suggest that the property company change to green plants? Will the property agree?

The first thing you need to know is who belongs to the greening of the community. You have made a serious cognitive mistake. According to national regulations, under normal circumstances, the property rights of facilities and equipment in residential areas and greening of public places belong to all owners.

Let me ask you, now you think this greening belongs to the property. If the property is abandoned, can the greening be taken away? Obviously not! Why? Because the greening of the community belongs to all owners.

Now let's talk about the questions you want to ask. Since greening belongs to all owners, do you think the property has the right to change? According to the property management regulations, the property has no right to change some facilities and equipment without the consent of all or some owners of the property. In addition, if the property agrees to change, who will pay the bill, you or the property? The property does not charge you green fees, but only green maintenance fees, but the green maintenance fees are not for greening.

What are you going to do now?

Report to the owners' committee first, and the industry committee will ask the owners who own the property whether they agree to the change. With the consent of more than two thirds of the owners, the Industry Committee will entrust or hire enterprises or units with relevant qualifications to implement the replacement. However, the cost will be borne by all the owners who own the property, either by raising some funds or by using the housing maintenance fund.