Is there any procedure for adding air-conditioned seats in the community?

Hello, you can elect the owner's representative to the local Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (MHD) to report the absence of air conditioning units. Local staff will contact the developer or the property to verify the situation according to the problems reflected, and check whether there is unreasonable behavior in the planning and design drawings. If there is any problem, the developer or the property will negotiate to solve it.

Of course, the requirement that you need to go through the formalities to install air conditioning units may not conform to Article 6 of the Measures for the Administration of Interior Decoration of Residential Buildings. Without approval, the decorator engaged in interior decoration of residential buildings shall not carry out the following acts: (1) erection of buildings and structures; (two) to change the facade of the house and open the doors and windows on the non-load-bearing external wall; (3) Dismantling heating pipelines and facilities;

(four) the provisions of the demolition of gas pipelines and facilities.

Therefore, I suggest you report the problem to the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development first, and negotiate a satisfactory solution after the staff intervene. After all, if you change the location of the outdoor unit of the air conditioner and choose to install it on the wall without reserved indoor and outdoor seats, the specification requirements are not allowed to be modified privately. It is suggested to know the relevant regulations of the property, because in the process of self-installation, on the one hand, the insulation and waterproofing of the wall may be destroyed, on the other hand, there may be potential safety hazards of falling.

If the installation location of the air-conditioning outdoor unit is not designed in the residential house, as the residential owner, the air-conditioning outdoor unit can be installed in the public part of the whole building, and the property has no compulsory right to restrict the owner. As for the final decision, it still depends on the result after your consultation.