Who will benefit from the residential civil air defense project (underground parking space)? Should the rent belong to all owners or developers?

Civil air defense project belongs to the supporting project required by the state, which is similar to the public facilities in the community, but the property right does not belong to the community.

In the non-war period, the residential area can rent the civil air defense parking space, and the lease contract can only be signed for one year at the longest, but not for a long time, because it is suspected of occupying public parking spaces in disguise.

The rent will be given priority to the maintenance of civil air defense facilities, and the rest will be owned by the community.

Although there is one in the Measures for the Administration of Civil Air Defense, whoever builds it will benefit and who will maintain it.

But also wrote:

After verification, if the civil air defense project is not built or built less, the construction unit shall pay the ex situ construction fee for the civil air defense project in accordance with the prescribed standards before handling the construction permit.

This shows that the construction funds are actually handed over to the state.

That is, the civil air defense project is actually funded by the state and built by developers.

Then whoever builds benefits and maintains it, this refers to the country.

The internal facilities and management rights of the community belong to the community.

Therefore, the civil air defense office will generally hand over the management, maintenance and operation to the residential property.