Can the owner disagree with the requirement of changing tap water to direct supply?

In most cases, when the property requires direct supply of tap water, the owner has no right to refuse. This is because the direct supply of tap water is usually to provide a more stable and better water supply service, which is in line with the overall interests. At the same time, the property has the right to maintain and improve the existing facilities to ensure the normal operation of the property and the quality of life of residents.

However, under special circumstances, the owner may have the right to ask the property to provide more information, discuss or raise objections. These special circumstances may include the increase of expenses, the influence or inconvenience to personal private space, or the safety of buildings or equipment.

In this case, the owners should communicate with the property as soon as possible to express their concerns. You can ask the property to provide more information and explanations and participate in any decision-making process. In any case, the final decision may still depend on relevant laws, regulations and agreements.

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