Property secondary pressurization fee collection standard

The charging standard of property secondary pressurization fee is usually determined according to local policies, the regulations of property companies and the resolutions of owners' meeting, so as to ensure the normal operation of property services and the legitimate rights and interests of owners.

First, the definition and necessity of property secondary pressurization fee

The property secondary pressurization fee refers to the cost incurred by the property company for secondary pressurization of the water supply system to ensure the normal water supply of high-rise buildings such as high-rise residential buildings or commercial and residential buildings. Due to the lack of water pressure in high-rise buildings, secondary pressurization is needed to meet the water demand of the owners, so the property management company needs to charge the owners corresponding fees to maintain the normal operation of the water supply system.

Second, the property secondary pressurization fee collection standard

The charging standard of property secondary pressurization fee varies with factors such as region, property type and building height. Generally speaking, property management companies will formulate reasonable charging standards according to local policies, operating costs of water supply systems, maintenance costs of pressurized equipment and resolutions of owners' meetings.

Specifically, the property management company can determine the secondary pressurization fee that each owner should pay according to the number of floors, apartment area and water consumption of the building. At the same time, property companies also need to regularly announce the income and expenditure of expenses to ensure the transparency and rationality of expenses.

Three. Rights and obligations of owners

As the owner, he has the right to know the charging standard and use of the secondary pressurization fee of the property, and to question or complain about the unreasonable charging. At the same time, the owner is also obliged to pay the property secondary pressurization fee on time to ensure the normal operation of the water supply system and the living environment of the whole community.

Fourth, how to avoid unreasonable charges?

In order to avoid unreasonable property secondary pressurization fees, the owners can supervise and safeguard their rights through the following channels:

1. Actively participate in the owners' meeting, and put forward opinions and suggestions on the charging standards and uses of property companies;

2. Regularly check the income and expenses announced by the property management company to ensure its transparency and rationality;

3. For unreasonable charges, you can complain to relevant departments or seek legal aid;

4. Strengthen communication with property management companies to maintain the harmony and stability of the community.

To sum up:

The charging standard of property secondary pressurization fee is a complex and important issue, which involves property companies, owners and related policies. In order to ensure the rationality and transparency of fees, owners need to actively participate in supervision and rights protection, while property companies need to follow relevant policies and regulations, formulate reasonable fees standards, and regularly announce the income and expenditure of fees.

Legal basis:

Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Property Management

Article 44 provides that:

Property service enterprises can charge property service fees, daily operation and maintenance fees of property parts and facilities from owners according to the needs of property services. The items and standards of property service fees charged by property service enterprises shall follow the principles of reasonableness, openness, and adaptability between fees and service levels, distinguish the nature and characteristics of different properties, and stipulate them in the property service contract.

People's Republic of China (PRC) price method

Article 7 provides that:

The pricing of operators shall follow the principles of fairness, legality, honesty and credit.