What are the rules for the use of community public income?

What are the rules for the use of community public income?

1. Parking spaces or other places for parking cars that occupy all roads of the owner * * * shall be owned by the owner * * *, and the income from public places shall be owned by all owners according to the property law; 2. The operating income of the * * * part and * * facilities used by the property shall be used to supplement the special maintenance funds, and may also be used according to the decision of the owners' meeting.

What belongs to the community public income?

1, advertising revenue of community public areas (such as elevator advertising and outdoor advertising)

Elevator is a public facility in residential area and belongs to public area. The income from advertising by elevators in residential areas and other public areas belongs to the public income of residential areas.

2. Income from parking spaces in public areas of residential areas.

Outdoor parking spaces are set up in the community, which occupies the public area of the community, so the income from parking fees is also public. For the community garage, the developer can take out the property right, then the ownership belongs to the developer; If the developer can't get the property right, it will be regarded as the public income.

3. Income from renting booths in community public areas.

If you set up a stall or decorate a storefront in a public area of the community, the rent collected also belongs to public income. For example, if a company sets up a stall in a residential area, the booth fees it pays are also public income, including fruit stalls and stalls selling clothes and books.

4, the use of venues, clubs, swimming pools and other public facilities operating income.

If there are swimming pools, tennis courts, badminton courts and other venues in the community, which also belong to the public facilities of the community, the owners of the community need to pay a certain fee when using them, then the money should also belong to public income.

5, part of the communication operation management fee

The fees paid by broadband and communication companies for advertising in the community also belong to the public income.

6. Compensation for damage to public facilities in residential areas.

If pipelines are laid in residential areas and the green belts in residential areas are destroyed, the compensation given at this time also belongs to public benefits. Whether it is an individual or a unit, as long as the public facilities in the community are damaged, the compensation given will be counted as public interest.