How to deal with the property company's discovery that the owner uses electricity in the unit door?

This situation exists in many communities now, and once an accident occurs, it is likely to affect the safety of life and property.

The property company serves the owners and can only persuade them to stop.

At the same time, the property company is also the management unit of fire safety in the community. In the event of an accident, the property company cannot escape responsibility.

Due to the early or insufficient planning of the community, it is difficult for the owners to charge, because there is no parking area, and even parking is a problem.

If possible, negotiate with the owners' committee (if not, it will be publicized to the owners) to build another parking lot in the community. It is best to report the situation to the community office, planning department and housing management department in writing.

If feasible, it will be built, and the cost will be shared by the owner or supplemented by parking fees. At the same time, it will be equipped with an intelligent charging system when it is built.

Now, put up a notice at the parking toll booth to remind the owner. On the one hand, solicit opinions in the whole community, publicize some security risks, on the other hand, establish contact with relevant departments.

I hope to give you a reference.