Should residents be responsible for sharing the public facilities in the community?

"Property Management Regulations" does not specify whether the electricity consumption of elevators and public lighting in residential areas is included in the management fee.

According to the practice of property management companies, the shared electricity and elevator fees will be included in the management fee and collected at one time. There are also some residential properties that charge management fees at lower prices, and the fees generated by sharing elevators and electricity fees alone are in line with relevant laws and regulations.

According to Article 8 of the Property Law, roofs, corridors, stairs, roads, parking lots, green spaces, etc. In the residential area, it will belong to the owner, and their income should also belong to the owner.

The maintenance of elevators in residential areas is jointly owned by the owners, and the ownership belongs to all owners.