Can the community's public income be collected by the community industry Committee and then divided into regular proportion with the property company?

You can't. Because the income of the community belongs to all owners, all owners vote to decide who will control it. At present, there are many entrusted property management, and the owners' committee can also be entrusted to manage the property, but the trustee needs to make a use plan in advance and publicize the accounts after use.

Public * * * income in residential areas refers to the income obtained by residential property service companies operating public * * * parts in residential areas.

Common community public interests include: advertising interests in public areas such as car advertisements and outdoor advertisements; Parking space income in the public area of the community; Income from renting booths in community public areas; Operating income of public facilities such as venues, clubs and swimming pools; Part of communication operation management fee; Compensation for damage to public facilities in the community; Property management income, etc.