Do the residents on the first floor have to pay the elevator fee? Is this reasonable?

For many old buildings, many residents began to pay for the installation of elevators, which brought great convenience to the elderly. However, for the residents on the 1 floor, they don't need to pay for the installation of elevators, even if they are entrusted with property management, they can refuse on their own. Because 1 floor can't use the elevator at all, this is also a very rational behavior.

For many high floors, we don't have to pay the elevator fee if we buy 1 floor. Of course, the elevator fee and the property fee are different, so in order to make everyone fair, the general residential property is charged separately from the elevator fee. Some residential areas do very well, that is, they don't have to pay if they don't use the elevator. In order to prevent users who don't pay the money from using elevators, elevators are all punched directly.

In other words, when your family lives on the third floor, it is impossible for you to take the elevator without punching in, and every time you have to pay the elevator fee, your card has to be upgraded twice. This kind of behavior is very good, so that people who don't want to pay the elevator fee can't enjoy this treatment. In fact, if you think about it carefully, it is also very fair and reasonable. However, for some old houses, when the elevator is rebuilt, it must be approved by relevant departments and tested before it can be installed normally.

Because some houses are of poor quality, involving elevator transformation, which may affect the quality of houses. But most of them will be fine. This kind of elevator is usually placed on the outside of the whole building, so it will not have a serious impact on the infrastructure of the building.