Can the property collect elevator fees from outsiders (non-residential owners)

At present, there are no clear laws and regulations that stipulate elevator charges.

Taking Qinhuangdao as an example, the elevator maintenance and annual inspection fees should be included in the property service fee, and the electricity charges generated by the elevator and secondary water supply should be shared by the owners in proportion to the actual amount. I can't tell the difference. In practice, it is generally based on the floor, and how much is added to the first floor.

According to your question, it can be seen that you should be a residential property, and it is not allowed to change the residential property into commercial use. I wonder if the small companies there have obtained administrative permission. If it is not, it belongs to the change of housing use, and the relevant owners can report it to the government functional departments and investigate and ban it.

Let's talk about elevator charges first: If none of the above problems are problems, then the small company has obtained the legal management right and the employees of the company have the right to enter and leave the community. When it comes to the elevator electricity bill, they should share the electricity bill reasonably according to the number of people and the frequency of using the elevator, instead of charging 50 cents per person across the board.

Solution 1: Can you negotiate with the property management company to handle the elevator card for employees? 2. If negotiation fails, you can report it to the price department to see if this charging method is legal.