If there is no property in the community, does the neighborhood Committee have the responsibility to dredge the rainwater drainage pipeline?

Residential areas without property are usually open old residential areas or public houses, dormitories and old blocks.

1. If it belongs to a public house or dormitory, the property owner, that is, a public enterprise, shall be responsible.

2. If it belongs to the old street, it is indeed an unsafe system in management. No third party must have this responsibility, and the responsibility for dredging and maintenance is the user himself (the owner).

It's no use looking for neighborhood committees (residents' autonomous organizations). You should ask the streets (government agencies) for help.

Usually, after collecting opinions, the street will find a professional company for dredging or maintenance, and the cost will be charged to all beneficial owners.