What if the property doesn't pay the maintenance fund of the elevator company?

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According to Mr. Li, he is a resident of Building 2 1 in Hutai Community. The building has 14 floors. Because the property missed the annual inspection of the elevator by the Municipal Quality Supervision Bureau this year, on August 4, this elevator without annual inspection was stopped by the Municipal Quality Supervision Bureau. In the past ten days, the owners living in high-rise buildings have to climb more than ten floors of stairs every day, and it is even more difficult for the elderly at home to go out. Mr. Li said that for this reason, residents found a property company and asked the property to find the quality supervision bureau for annual inspection to restore the normal operation of the elevator. However, the property requires the owner to pay the quality inspection fee and maintenance premium of 146 yuan for each household. Mr. Li believes that residents have to pay the property management fee every year, but also the elevator operation fee in 780 yuan. This includes the quality inspection fee, which will be paid by the property.

On the morning of 18, the reporter came to Building 2 1 of Hutai Community, and saw the notice of owner's payment and the notice of elevator stoppage of Quality Supervision Bureau posted on the door of the unit. The staff of Kojima Property Management Co., Ltd. told reporters that property companies have been charging property fees according to the 0.9 yuan of each household, and this part of the funds can only maintain basic property management now. Although the 780 yuan paid by the owner includes public electricity fee, quality inspection fee and maintenance premium, this is the charging standard of 10 years ago. In recent years, the public electricity bill has risen from the initial 0. 1 yuan to the present 0.6 yuan, which can only be barely paid. Over the years, quality inspection fees and maintenance premiums have been paid in advance by the property, and some owners have not even paid this part of the fees. The property has also communicated with the owners for many times, urging the owners to pay the quality inspection fee and maintenance premium as soon as possible to ensure the normal operation of the elevator. However, some owners are still unwilling to pay the fees, which makes elevator maintenance and annual inspection impossible.

The reporter learned from the Property Management Office of the Municipal Housing Security and Real Estate Administration that the elevator maintenance and quality inspection fees are borne by the owners themselves, usually included in the elevator operation fee, and the public electricity fee should be collected separately by the property company and shared with the owners. If the owner fails to pay the elevator operation fee, it depends on whether the property management fee paid by the owner includes the elevator maintenance and quality inspection fee. If not, the owner shall bear it.

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