What are the public service facilities in the community?

1, greening and sketches (such as pavilions, pools and fountains, public seats) and so on.

2. Public lighting equipment

3, public * * * fire fighting equipment, fire stairs, passage

4. Public safety equipment (fences, cameras, guardrails, park gates, bars, etc.). )

5. Public places and public roads

5. Public water supply and drainage facilities (public water supply and drainage pipelines, sewers, tube wells, various pumps, pipeline valves, rainwater pipes, sewage grids, etc. )

6. Public * * * distribution facilities (high and low voltage distribution room, distribution box, distribution cabinet, power tube well, switch box, electric meter, trunking, etc.). )

7. Public weak current facilities (cable TV equipment, telecommunication equipment, network optical fiber equipment, weak current tube well, dispatching room, dispatching box, etc.). )

8. Public fitness and children's entertainment facilities

9, building roof and * * * with external walls

10, elevator, elevator waiting hall

1 1, public corridors, stairs, apartment halls, public building lobbies, public toilets (not required)

12, building foundation and other infrastructure

Extended data:

1, Code for Residential Buildings (GB50368-2005) stipulates that houses should have public service facilities, roads and public green spaces suitable for their population size. Supporting public service facilities (supporting public buildings) should include: education, health care, culture, sports, commercial services, finance, posts and telecommunications, community services, municipal utilities and administration.

Supporting public construction projects and scale must correspond to the size of the permanent population, and should be planned, constructed and delivered simultaneously with the residence.

Generally speaking, public construction land refers to all kinds of facilities land corresponding to the size of permanent residents, serving and using residents, and should include the construction area of buildings and their affiliated courtyards, green spaces and parking lots.

2. According to the National Standard for Urban Land Classification and Planning and Construction Land (GBJ 137-90), the land for public service facilities can be divided into two categories: one is the land for public service facilities below the residential area level (belonging to residential land R), such as nurseries, kindergartens, primary schools, middle schools, grain shops, vegetable shops, grocery stores and service stations.

Land for administration, economy, culture, education, health, sports, scientific research and design institutions and facilities in residential areas and above, excluding land for public service facilities in residential areas (belonging to land for public facilities).

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