Each household 100 yuan, a community in Wuhan sent 222,800 yuan to the owner. How did this fund come from?

In a residential area in Wuhan, the owner paid 22.28 yuan, each household 100 yuan, which also caused heated discussion on the Internet. It is understood that the public income of the community in 202 1 year is * * * 598,000 yuan, and there is a balance except for necessary expenses. After putting a few more coats, the community Committee decided to send each owner a shopping card of 100 yuan. Many owners are very happy about this, and many netizens lament that such a property is so good that they can't find it with lanterns.

The public revenue of 598,000 yuan mainly comes from two aspects, namely, the ground parking fee income of 410.4 million yuan and the elevator advertising income of10.84 million yuan, all with corresponding details. I think the residential property is doing very well, and the use of fees is more humanized, benefiting all residential owners. I hope other properties can be in line with the property in this community. The income of the community is originally public property and should benefit the owners.

It is understood that the use of public income of more than 65,438+10 million yuan in the community must go through collective decision-making. In terms of the sale of public income, the industry Committee also collected the opinions of all owners of the community, and the community also posted a detailed form of annual income using gift cards on the bulletin board, so that the use of the whole fee can be seen at a glance. On the other hand, other communities often ignore the opinions of owners, and some people charge fees violently.

Although each household only has a small amount of 100 yuan, it is still a little unexpected for many people who only know that they have to pay property fees, which makes community public welfare become transparent and dirty, and really benefits thousands of households. The most important thing in community management is to involve all owners, especially the public income in the community, which must be transparent. Every owner has the right to supervise the property, and both parties must do it.