What do you mean by property and community?

According to the population, residential quarters and groups are divided, and residential property is the general name of houses and their ancillary facilities.

1, Code for Planning and Design of Urban Residential Areas

2.0. 1 Urban residential areas are generally called residential areas, which generally refer to residential areas with different population sizes and residential areas surrounded by urban main roads or natural boundaries, and are equipped with supporting public service facilities that can meet the material and cultural needs of residents in this area.

2.0.2 residential community, commonly known as residential area, refers to a residential and living settlement surrounded by urban roads or natural boundaries, corresponding to the population size (7080- 15000) and equipped with a set of public service facilities that can meet the basic material and cultural needs of residents in this area.

2.0.3 Residential groups, commonly called groups, are generally separated by rivers and roads, and correspond to the population size (10000-3000), and are equipped with basic public service facilities required by residents.

2.0.5 Residential land (R0 1) refers to the land (including green space between houses, paths between houses, etc.) within a reasonable distance from the basement of residential buildings. ).

2.0.6 Land for public service facilities (R02), commonly known as public construction land, is a land for various facilities serving and using residents corresponding to the size of the permanent population, and should include buildings and their affiliated courtyards, green spaces, parking lots and other construction areas.

2.0.7 Land for roads (R03) Residential roads, residential roads, group roads and car parking spaces in residential areas constructed by non-public buildings.

2. According to the provisions of Article 27 of the Property Management Regulations, the owners shall enjoy the parts and facilities of the property according to law; It is stipulated in Article 16 of the Property Inspection Measures.

(a) * * Use parts: generally including the foundation, load-bearing walls, columns, beams, floors, roofs and external walls of buildings, hallways, stairwells, corridors, aisles, handrails, guardrails, elevator shafts, raised floors and equipment rooms;

(2) * * Equipment: generally including elevators, pumps, water tanks, lightning protection facilities, fire fighting equipment, corridor lights, TV antennas, generators, power distribution equipment, water supply and drainage pipelines, wires, heating and air conditioning equipment, etc.

(3) * * Facilities: generally including roads, green spaces, artificial landscapes, fences, gates, letter boxes, billboards, street lamps, drainage ditches, ponds, sewage wells, septic tanks, garbage containers, sewage treatment facilities, parking facilities for motor vehicles (non-motor vehicles), recreational facilities, fire-fighting facilities, safety monitoring facilities, civil air defense facilities and garbage transfer facilities.

3, "Property Law" and "Civil Code" classify the * * * used parts and * * used facilities and equipment of the property as * * * owned by the owner. Article 937 of the Civil Law stipulates that "a property service contract is a contract in which the property service provider provides the owner with property services such as the maintenance of buildings and their ancillary facilities, the management and maintenance of environmental sanitation and related order, and the owner pays the property fee"; As far as housing is concerned, it includes residential buildings and their ancillary facilities.